At CENTCOM’s EXTiC 26-2, UNIFY.C2 connected six previously unintegrated sensor modalities into one Common Operating Picture, demonstrating rapid interoperability under operationally relevant conditions.

UNIFY.C2 integrates Skycope’s RF drone detection technology, bringing drone and controller intelligence into a unified operating picture alongside other connected sensors.

UNIFY.C2 has been selected to deliver the integrated counter-UAS common operating picture at Beale Air Force Base, consolidating drone detection and airspace data into a single interface for the installation.

OWL radar now feeds the UNIFY.C2 common operating picture, adding long-range detection and tracking alongside EO/IR, RF and mitigation. One more sensor in the ecosystem, one less separate screen for the operator.

Black River Systems' Ninja counter-UAS sensing and mitigation now feeds the UNIFY.C2 command-and-control environment, giving defense and government operators another integrated option inside the same picture.

The partnership brings protocol-based mitigation into UNIFY.C2’s interoperable platform, giving agencies a scalable, future-proof path to active C-UAS response.

HGH Infrared's SPYNEL X wide-area MWIR sensors now feed UNIFY.C2, adding passive long-range detection of airborne threats to a single command-and-control interface. Passive, so nothing has to transmit to see.

UNIFY.C2 expands its integrated airspace command-and-control platform with native Dronetag Remote ID capabilities—delivering real-time identification, correlation, and operational clarity across complex airspace for defense, public safety, and critical infrastructure.

Brandon Youngblood joins UNIFY.C2 as Vice President, Government Programs. He arrives from a senior UAS security role at the FAA, and the appointment deepens the team supporting domestic counter-UAS missions.