Experienced aerospace and technology executive brings more than 25 years of financial, operational, and strategic leadership to support UNIFY.C2’s next phase of growth
Testimony to the House Judiciary Committee warned that the United States faces an urgent homeland security gap on drones, with states holding responsibility but lacking the authority and the tools to respond.
The Department of Defense's strategy for countering unmanned systems signals a significant shift in how the United States organises drone defense at home, and in what it expects from command and control.
UNIFY.C2 is a sensor-agnostic command and control platform for airspace awareness, security, and Counter-UAS operations. It connects sensors, systems, operators, and organizations into one Common Operating Picture.
It means UNIFY.C2 is designed to connect different sensors and systems rather than lock users into a single-vendor stack. This gives teams more flexibility in how they build their operating picture.
Yes. UNIFY.C2 is a software-only airspace awareness and command-and-control interoperability platform.
