Clear Fracture is competing in the NDIA Global Defense Hackathon, held alongside the Emerging Technologies for Defense Conference & Exhibition in Washington, D.C. Brian Frutchey and Jack Brandy are on the team.
Challenge problems are being defined with Department of War partners across areas like AI-enabled platforms, contested logistics, and autonomous systems. Whatever the problem turns out to be, the data work is usually the same: connect unfamiliar sources, work out what the fields mean, test whether the data can be trusted, and ship a pipeline someone can read. That is the part Belvedere, our agentic data manager, is built to do fast.
If you are at the conference, come find us.
