Founder / Technical direction
Dylan Larson
Founder of Aerlix. Focused on the software boundaries between intelligence, autonomy, distributed systems and human control.
Founding thesis
Understand the interfaces.
Engineer the whole.
Modern systems are increasingly defined by how their parts cooperate under uncertainty.
Aerlix brings that question into its company direction: mission software, AI systems, secure integration, edge computing and resilient networks. The research agenda extends into autonomy, sensing, simulation and space software.
The public engineering portfolio documents inspectable browser demonstrators and reference architectures. These explain the technical approach without implying customer delivery, operational deployment or proprietary hardware.
Public engineering workTechnical interests
From local intelligence to coordinated systems.
- Mission software and event-driven architecture
- Secure AI agents and evaluation
- Distributed coordination and local-first applications
- Modeling, simulation and digital engineering
- Human-machine teaming and operator interfaces
Define the mission
Bring the hard problem.
Start with the operating environment, the constraints and the decision your system needs to support.