UNIFY.C2 turns best-of-breed technologies into one coordinated operational environment.

It means the platform is designed to connect systems made by different manufacturers rather than tie you to one supplier's stack. UNIFY.C2 integrates through each system's available API, protocol, interface or data feed, normalizes the information into a common operating model, and presents it in one governed Common Operating Picture. Interoperability is subject to available interfaces and customer authorization.

Approved integration categories include active radar, passive RF detection and identification, Remote ID, ADS-B and cooperative aircraft data, EO/IR and fixed or pan-tilt-zoom cameras, acoustic sensors, UAS and autonomous platforms, ground vehicles and surface vessels, C-UAS effectors, TAK and mission applications, dispatch and incident-management systems, external command-and-control platforms, airspace and contextual data services, analytics and AI services, and ground-truth, telemetry, simulation and test systems. What can be connected in your environment depends on the interfaces each system exposes and your configuration.

UNIFY.C2 supports more than 100 sensor, system and effector integrations across multiple modalities. For a specific program, the more useful question is usually not the total but whether the particular systems you already operate can be connected, which is what a technical integration review establishes.

No. The platform is designed to preserve existing investments and integrate current and future systems. You can add, replace or expand technologies over time without rebuilding the entire operating environment. That is the difference between adding a mission layer and undertaking a rip-and-replace program.

Integration timing depends on the quality of the interface, the documentation available, access to the source system, security requirements and testing needs. UNIFY.C2 reviews the specific system before giving a schedule. Request a technical integration review and we will assess yours.

UNIFY.C2 works with technology and channel partners whose sensors, effectors, applications and command systems extend what the mission layer can connect. The first step is a technical integration review, where we look at your interfaces, data model and mission fit together. Request an integration briefing to start that conversation.