Drone IFF for Tactical and Public Operations

Authenticate . Secure . Operate - even when signals fails...

Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) systems is used to identify friendly drone from unidentified drone. As unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or drones have proliferated in both military and civilian airspace, both operators and controllers require the need for an efficient IFF systems that is adapted for both tactical and security use.

Tactical command and control for the boots on the ground

Arial. Advantage . Contain - 360 threat awareness...

A tactical command and control platform providing real-time 360-degree threat awareness. It is designed to enhance situational awareness for ground forces by integrating IoT data and CUAS sensors to support rapid decision-making in complex operational environments.

Integration for multilayer anti-drone

Multiple Technology . Layers Protection . Integration Partnership

CUAS stands for Counter-Unmanned Aerial System and refers to technologies and strategies used to detect, track, and neutralize drones (UAVs) that pose a security threat. These systems are increasingly important as drone technology becomes more accessible and sophisticated. CUAS systems can utilize various methods, including radar, radio frequency sensors, optical sensors, and acoustic detectors, to locate and identify drones

The adoption of technology such as sensor networks, artificial intelligence, mobile communication and drones has the potential to greatly enhance security capabilities and fundamentally change the efficiency of defense and national security operations. This is an adaption of secure computing and communication resistant to enhance situational awareness in the military and security field, IoDMT (IEEE ComSec) and IoT.

secure embedded computing, communication resilient