Lyntris

About Lyntris

Lyntris is a defense technology firm that provides sense-to-act connectivity solutions for the modern battlespace. The company was formally unveiled on May 11, 2026, through the unification of Accelint and Vitesse Systems, which had been operating under common ownership by private equity firm Trive Capital. This combination was a strategic move to integrate complementary capabilities, with Vitesse focusing on the "sense and make sense" aspects and Accelint on the "make sense and act" parts of the operational chain. The company has since expanded its portfolio with the acquisition of Novium, a developer of high-precision motion systems for space and defense applications, in June 2026.

The leadership team is helmed by CEO Brian Morrison, whose background includes executive roles at AeroVironment, BlueHalo, and General Dynamics, as well as civilian service as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense and at the CIA. His experience is complemented by executives like Matthew Alty, who has managed the company's transformation and expansion of its national footprint across several states. The founders of Novium, Josh Figuered and James Holley, also joined Lyntris, bringing expertise in mechanisms and motion control systems for demanding environments like human spaceflight.

Lyntris operates as a merchant supplier, providing a range of products and services to the U.S. Department of Defense and allied nations, with active roles in over 200 defense programs. The company's business model is centered on delivering mission-critical components of the "sense-to-act" chain, from initial sensing and intelligence gathering to decisive action and sustained readiness. Its offerings are designed with a modular, open architecture to integrate with existing systems, resisting vendor lock. Key product areas include sensing hardware like RF antennas and radar systems, AI-enabled data fusion, command and control (C2) software, and mission systems engineered for contested, multi-domain environments including air, land, sea, and space. The firm has developed specific solutions such as the Kinesis common control system, which allows operators to control multiple uncrewed systems from different manufacturers through a single interface. It is also involved in developing autonomous solutions, like the MV-20 unmanned surface vehicle, and supports the Space Development Agency's programs with advanced antenna solutions.