The company's core product, Valkyrie, is a platform-agnostic autonomy software layer that runs across diverse drone hardware. It handles autonomous mission planning, task distribution within a swarm, onboard sensor processing and real-time coordination between drones. The Norwegian Army selected Valkyrie for a pilot programme in October 2025 and received its first system at the LandX exercise at Rena the same month, with additional units planned for delivery and field evaluation across multiple Army units and the Army Weapons School.

Six Robotics has built a network of hardware partners to expand the platforms Valkyrie can operate on. Partnerships with Robot Aviation (Norwegian long-endurance UAVs for Arctic environments), AEVEX Aerospace (US unmanned and launched effects systems) and STARK (European AI-enabled strike drones) extend Valkyrie's reach across ISR and recce-strike mission profiles. A separate integration with Teleplan Globe's FACNAV C4ISR suite connects Valkyrie to command-level operational pictures used by armed forces globally.

The company was founded by Christian Fredrik Eggesbø, a former Norwegian Special Forces operator who spent time as a seconded officer at FFI before spinning out the technology. The team of around 15 specialists in AI, autonomous systems and software development works closely alongside military operators to ensure the software reflects real operational requirements.