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.

An unauthorized drone forced a temporary ground stoppage at Pittsburgh International Airport. A textbook case for airport airspace awareness, and for knowing who is meant to act when it happens.