Overview

Chariot Defense designs and sells intelligent, high-voltage, low-signature power systems for use at the tactical edge. Its Amphora family consists of modular, transportable power systems that store and distribute energy to drones, sensors, radios, electronic warfare gear, and directed-energy devices. The systems can draw power from tactical generators, vehicles, and solar panels and use software-controlled, bi-directional distribution to optimize energy flow. The aim is to retrofit legacy military platforms with modern energy solutions and to serve as a power infrastructure provider for next-generation defense technology, with the goal of becoming a prime contractor for battlefield power. The company differentiates itself through its focus on high-power, low-signature, modular power at the edge, its ability to integrate multiple energy sources, and its track record of fielding systems in DoD exercises, all led by CEO Adam Warmoth.