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Unifyc2

C2 provides wide-area, low‑altitude airspace and maritime situational awareness by fusing active and passive RF sensors, EO/IR cameras, AIS feeds, and Remote ID data into a single operational picture.

McKinney, United StatesFounded 202013700+ followers
Updated 1 month ago

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Product

Problem

Monitoring low‑altitude airspace and nearby maritime zones is difficult because drones, aircraft, and vessels use a mix of cooperative and non‑cooperative signals, and existing detection systems are often siloed, limited in range, or unable to identify “dark” threats and signal anomalies such as GPS spoofing.

Solution

UNIFY.C2 delivers a wide‑area situational awareness platform that fuses data from active and passive RF sensors, electro‑optical/infrared (EO/IR) cameras, AIS feeds, and Remote ID sources into a single operational picture. The system continuously detects cooperative, non‑cooperative, and “dark” drones, tracks all crewed aircraft regardless of transponder use, and flags anomalies like GPS spoofing. Integrated counter‑UAS technologies and mitigation protocols enable rapid, safe Drone‑as‑First‑Responder (DFR) missions with built‑in detect‑and‑avoid capabilities for BVLOS operations. Deployments cover over 4,000 square miles of urban, rural, and coastal environments, providing real‑time, multi‑domain awareness for security, emergency response, and critical infrastructure protection.

Target Audience

Primary customers are government agencies, defense and security operators, and critical infrastructure owners who need comprehensive low‑altitude airspace and maritime monitoring, as well as emergency responders deploying drones for rapid incident response.

Features

  • Multi‑sensor fusion engine combining active/passive RF, EO/IR, AIS, and Remote ID data into a unified real‑time common operating picture
  • Detection of cooperative, non‑cooperative, and “dark” drones, plus tracking of all crewed aircraft without reliance on transponders
  • GPS spoofing and other signal‑anomaly identification across the monitored airspace and maritime zones
  • Integrated counter‑UAS mitigation options, including protocol‑based responses and partnership‑enabled sensor suites (e.g., OWL radar, Ninja™ C‑UAS, SPYNEL X MWIR)
  • Drone‑as‑First‑Responder support with built‑in detect‑and‑avoid for safe BVLOS mission execution
  • Scalable coverage of more than 4,000 contiguous square miles across urban, rural, and coastal environments
  • Compatibility with over 100 UAS platforms for seamless mission command and control integration
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