From Detection to Decision to Response

Unify the radar, passive RF, Remote ID, ADS-B, EO/IR, acoustic sensors, cameras and access-control systems already on your sites into one operational picture.

Turn messy, uneven sensor data into trusted mission data. UNIFY.C2 ingests inputs in different formats and intervals, secures the data, normalizes it into a harmonized operational layer, and preserves source detail for auditability, replay, and after-action analysis.

Bring radar, passive RF, Remote ID, ADS-B, EO/IR, acoustic sensors, tower cameras and ground systems along the border and at ports of entry into one continuous picture.

Ingest and normalize inputs from radar, passive RF, Remote ID, ADS-B, EO/IR, acoustic sensors, UAS platforms, and effectors into one trusted operational picture across the installation.

Bring radar, passive RF, Remote ID, ADS-B, EO/IR, acoustic sensors, and DFR systems into one shared statewide picture across agencies and jurisdictions.

Bring air, ground, and maritime platforms together with live, virtual, and constructive data — plus radar, RF, EO/IR, acoustic, ADS-B, Remote ID, telemetry and ground-truth systems — into one synchronized picture.

Understand whether a drone is harmless, suspicious, violating rules, or potentially hostile. Flights are evaluated against mission rules, geography, protected areas, time, behavior, compliance signals, and patterns of life.

Evaluate sensor detection, track quality, classification, operator response, command workflows, and effector actions simultaneously against mission ground truth.

Correlate and fuse multi-source tracks, apply confidence scoring and classification, and assess activity against mission rules, protected areas, and approved flight information.

Multi-source correlation, track fusion, classification and alerting for drone activity, perimeter crossings, restricted-area violations and anomalous behavior.

Correlate and fuse multi-source tracks, classify activity, and generate alerts for drone activity, airspace violations, and flights of interest.

Multi-source correlation, track fusion, and classification that helps distinguish routine activity from potential cross-border incursions, suspected contraband activity, and flights of interest.

Cue cameras and distribute the right information to the right agency to coordinate response across departments and jurisdictions in real time.

Camera and sensor cueing, alert distribution and authority-gated response workflows, coordinated across installation security, airfield operations and mission partners.

Cue sensors and cameras, distribute alerts, and support authority-gated response across federal, state, local, and tribal partners operating within the same border area.

Convert assessment into coordinated action. Based on classification, authority, and mission rules, UNIFY.C2 notifies operators, dispatch, field officers, TAK users, cameras, drones, and authorized response systems.

Automate camera and sensor cueing, route alerts, and coordinate operator workflows for faster assessment and response across site security and operations teams.

Monitor operator actions and coordinated response in real time, with live, virtual and constructive (LVC) data overlaid on one mission picture.

Provide a shared Common Operating Picture with role-based access and mission-specific data segmentation across on-premises, GovCloud, hybrid, air-gapped, and distributed-edge deployments.

Secure by design for multi-agency operations. Role-based access, data segmentation, and policy-aligned views so each organization sees what it is authorized to access. Secure cloud, GovCloud, on-premise, and edge.

Statewide Common Operating Picture with role-based access by agency, geography, mission and authority; GovCloud, on-premises, hybrid and distributed-edge deployment.

Role-based access and data segmentation across organizations, test teams and participants, with remote viewing for range control, evaluators and units.

Shared Common Operating Picture with role-based access by agency, sector and authority; on-premises, GovCloud, hybrid, air-gapped and distributed-edge deployment for remote terrain.

Provide a shared Common Operating Picture across sites and teams with role-based access for corporate, site-level, contractor, and authorized government users across on-premises, cloud, hybrid, and multi-site deployments.

Replay, reporting, audit, evidence support and after-action review across individual sites and distributed portfolios.

Preserve the mission record for investigation, analysis, and improvement. Historical review, playback, daily reports, geozone alerts, violation analysis, and operational reporting.

Replay, audit, evidence support and after-action review to document incursions and build a pattern-of-life picture over time.

Replay, reporting, audit, evidence support and after-action review for incidents and major events.

Record mission data, then replay and score performance against ground truth — coverage analysis, time-to-detect, time-to-assess, missed detections and false alarms for defensible after-action findings.

Replay, audit, reporting, sensor health and after-action review to prove what happened and sharpen readiness.

Two-way TAK interoperability and integration with fielded border surveillance, command and dispatch systems — without requiring rip-and-replace of existing towers, sensors, or command systems.

Connects best-of-breed range instrumentation and external command platforms across modalities and domains — no single-vendor lock-in.

Sensor-agnostic and partner-friendly by design. Connect best-of-breed detection technologies and integrate with the systems you already operate — no rip-and-replace, no vendor lock-in.

Vendor-agnostic by design, allowing operators to add sensors and systems over time while preserving existing technology investments.

Two-way interoperability with TAK-family applications, including ATAK and WinTAK, and existing command-and-control or dispatch systems — no agency has to replace what it already runs.

Vendor-agnostic by design, with two-way TAK interoperability and integration with tactical and enterprise command systems — no rip-and-replace.