UNIFY.C2 Integrates Skycope SkyEye RF Detection into Its Unified Counter-UAS Operating Picture

Skycope RF intelligence now appears alongside radar, EO/IR, Remote ID, and other connected sensor data within the UNIFY.C2 command-and-control environment.

DALLAS, TX — July 9, 2026 — UNIFY.C2 has integrated Skycope’s RF drone detection and identification technology into the UNIFY.C2 platform, expanding the RF intelligence available to operators through a single Common Operating Picture.

The integration brings data from Skycope’s SkyEye RF detection system into UNIFY.C2, where drone activity can be visualized and correlated with radar tracks, EO/IR cameras, Remote ID systems, and other connected detection technologies.

Instead of reviewing Skycope detections through a separate interface, operators can assess RF intelligence alongside the rest of the mission’s available airspace data. Another detection source is added to the operational ecosystem without adding another disconnected screen.

Strengthening the RF Detection Layer

SkyEye passively monitors the radio-frequency environment to detect, identify, and track drones and their remote controllers. Skycope’s technology can provide information about the direction and location of detected activity while supporting the identification and classification of different drone and controller types.

Within UNIFY.C2, this information becomes part of a broader multi-sensor workflow. Operators can compare an RF detection against radar, optical, Remote ID, and other available data sources to build a more complete understanding of what is operating in the airspace.

This layered approach helps teams reduce uncertainty, assess activity more quickly, and determine whether a detected aircraft is authorized, unknown, or requires further investigation.

One Picture for Faster Operational Decisions

Counter-UAS operations frequently involve sensors from multiple manufacturers, each producing different types of information through separate interfaces. UNIFY.C2 acts as the mission layer connecting those systems, normalizing their data and presenting relevant information through one operational environment.

With Skycope integrated, operators can use RF-based drone and controller intelligence as part of the same detect, assess, and respond workflow used for other connected systems.

The combined capability supports organizations responsible for:

• Military and defense operations

• Federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial public safety

• Border and perimeter security

• Airports and transportation infrastructure

• Energy facilities and other critical infrastructure

• Stadiums, public venues, and large-scale events

These missions require more than an individual sensor alert. They require the ability to understand how multiple detections relate to one another, evaluate the operational context, and coordinate the appropriate response across the mission team.

Built for Layered, Interoperable Counter-UAS Operations

The addition of Skycope further expands the range of best-of-breed detection technologies available within UNIFY.C2’s sensor-agnostic architecture.

UNIFY.C2 does not require organizations to replace the systems they already operate. It connects available sensors, preserves source-level information, and makes those systems operationally useful as part of a unified airspace picture.

By incorporating Skycope’s RF intelligence, organizations gain another layer of awareness while maintaining the flexibility to select technologies based on their mission, environment, authorities, and operational requirements.

About UNIFY.C2

UNIFY.C2 is the mission layer for Counter-UAS operations. The platform connects detection, assessment, and response capabilities within a single Common Operating Picture, helping operators transform fragmented airspace data into coordinated action.

UNIFY.C2 supports radar, RF, EO/IR, Remote ID, acoustic, ADS-B, flight-controller, and other operational data sources across cloud, GovCloud, and on-premises deployments. It is designed for defense, government, public safety, border security, major-event, and critical-infrastructure missions.

About Skycope

Skycope develops RF-based counter-UAS technologies for detecting, identifying, classifying, and tracking drones and their controllers. Its SkyEye platform uses passive RF monitoring, artificial intelligence, and an extensive device library to provide early warning and airspace awareness for defense, public safety, critical infrastructure, and security operations.

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