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The Mission Layer for Counter-UAS Operations

UNIFY.C2 fuses detection, assessment, and response into a single Common Operating Picture, delivering complete airspace awareness and enabling the appropriate operational response.

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See it.

02

Understand it.

03

Respond to it.

The Problem

Drone threats move faster than disconnected systems can respond.

Organizations are surrounded by more data than ever — radar, RF sensors, EO/IR cameras, Remote ID, acoustic sensors, ADS-B, TAK networks, mission applications, and counter-UAS systems all generate valuable information. But most were not designed to work together. The result is fragmented awareness, inconsistent data, slower decisions, and operational friction at the moment clarity matters most.

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Diagram of Awareness, Assessment, and Response workflow for aviation safety.

The Answer

UNIFY.C2 turns fragmented airspace data into coordinated action.

It brings sensors, systems, operators, organizations, and missions into a single operational environment — capturing and curating uneven data, assessing flight activity against mission rules and context, and helping teams coordinate the appropriate response across command centers, field personnel, cameras, drones, TAK users, and authorized response systems.

Detect · Assess · Respond

One workflow, from detection to decision to response.

01

Detect

Connect sensors, data feeds, and mission systems into one secure operational environment.

02

Assess

Correlate tracks, evaluate behavior, and classify flights based on mission risk.

03

Respond

Notify operators, coordinate field response, cue cameras and drones, and share actionable data across the mission team.

Why a mission layer

A sensor interface tells you what one system sees. 
UNIFY.C2 shows your team what all your sensors see on a single pane of glass.

UNIFY.C2 does not replace your sensors — it makes them operationally useful. By connecting best-of-breed detection technologies, normalizing disparate data, preserving source detail, and supporting coordinated workflows, it gives organizations the mission layer required for modern counter-UAS operations.

Who it supports

Built for the missions where airspace awareness and decision advantage matter most.

Defense and base security

Law enforcement and public safety

Homeland security and border operations

Airports and aviation environments

Critical infrastructure and utilities

Major events and special security operations

Test ranges, training & C-UAS evaluation programs

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In the Field

Where UNIFY.C2 operates.

From base perimeters to airports and critical infrastructure — one mission layer across every environment.

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UNIFY.C2 common operational picture interface with map.
US Air Force service members analyzing a tabletop strategy map.
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White fixed-wing drone landed in a grassy field.
Collage of military, aviation, government, and energy sectors

Proof & Credibility

Demonstrated interoperability. Proven operational scale.

Proven in complex, geographically dispersed environments requiring wide-area, low-altitude awareness, multi-sensor integration, role-based access, historical analysis, and coordinated response. Built for secure cloud, GovCloud, on-premise, and mission-specific deployment.

Software-only

Sensor-agnostic architecture

Multi-sensor

Radar, RF, EO/IR, Remote ID, ADS-B, acoustic

Role-based

Data segmentation by agency & geography

Flexible

Cloud · GovCloud · On-prem

Ready to connect your airspace mission?

Request a briefing to see how UNIFY.C2 can support your sensors, your authorities, your operating environment, and your response workflows.

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