Edge AI System. Network Optional.

No. Centurion operates fully disconnected using local models running on the device. When cloud connectivity is available, it automatically uses cloud-based models for expanded capability and syncs updates. When connectivity drops, it seamlessly falls back to local models with no manual intervention.

DDIL stands for Denied, Degraded, Intermittent, and Limited—environments where connectivity may be unavailable, unreliable, or operationally risky to use. Most AI platforms require constant cloud access and fail in these conditions. Centurion is designed offline-first, so AI workflows continue running locally when the network drops or when emissions create risk.

Centurion supports IL2 through IL6. The system is authorized for classified operations and can deploy in air-gapped environments with no external connectivity required.

Centurion inherits Legion's security posture: IL2 through IL6 authorization, SOC 2 Type II certification, and ITAR compliant. Centurion supports air-gapped deployment and maintains complete data sovereignty, your data never leaves your environment or trains external models.

Yes. Centurion supports any LLM, open source, commercial, or your own fine-tuned models. You can run different models for different workflows and update them as your requirements evolve. Centurion runs fast, efficient local models at the edge and uses larger cloud models when connectivity permits, without changing systems or user experience.

Centurion runs the full Legion Intelligence AI platform, the same software deployed across U.S. Special Operations Command. This includes cross-system orchestration, workflow automation, natural language search across your documents and systems, and human-in-the-loop controls. The specific capabilities available in disconnected mode depend on your local model configuration.

Yes. Centurion supports single-node deployments for independent operations and multi-node mesh configurations for coordinated execution. Nodes can share context, distribute tasks, and scale throughput across the mesh while maintaining governance and human oversight. When connectivity permits, nodes can also synchronize with cloud environments.

On-device AI assistants are personal productivity tools for individual laptops or tablets. Centurion is an organizational capability that coordinates agent swarms across a mesh, integrates with mission systems, scales to dozens of concurrent users, and transitions seamlessly between local and cloud-hosted models when policy and conditions permit.

Centurion is a product. You're buying a pre-integrated system, not a multi-year services engagement with uncertain timelines and scope.

Centurion arrives pre-configured and mission-ready. Typical deployment timelines are measured in weeks, not months. Exact timing depends on your integration requirements and approval processes.

Centurion is a single purchase that includes hardware, software, and lifecycle support with clear total cost of ownership. We provide established Hardware Bill of Materials (HBOM) and Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) with security validation to streamline your acquisition process.

Lifecycle support is included with every Centurion purchase. This covers system updates (delivered when connected), technical support, and direct access to Legion's mission success team. Many team members are veterans who understand military operations and approval processes.

Centurion includes lifecycle support in the initial purchase. After the first year, annual support and maintenance covers continued system updates, technical support, and access to Legion's mission success team. Contact us for pricing details.