One system.
Any battlefield.
A sensor network, Ground Control and MK-C interceptors. Deployed fast, working as one from first detection to final intercept.
Sensor network
A distributed sensor network that identifies and tracks airborne threats across the defended area, and feeds one picture to Ground Control.
- Distributed across the defended area
- Identifies and tracks airborne threats
- Feeds one common picture to Ground Control
Ground Control
The brain that controls the fight.
Ground Control brings every track into one picture, prioritizes each threat and directs the interceptor swarm.
- One common air picture
- Prioritizes every threat
- Directs the interceptor swarm
MK-C
An autonomous interceptor that flies as a swarm, deployed in numbers and built for contested environments.
- Autonomous flight to intercept
- Operates as a coordinated swarm
- Effective in contested and jammed environments
Detect. Decide.
Deploy. Intercept.
Four steps, one system, working from the same picture.
- 01
Detect
The sensor network identifies and tracks airborne threats.
- 02
Decide
Ground Control prioritizes each threat and assigns interceptors.
- 03
Deploy
MK-C interceptors launch and fly to the threat as a swarm.
- 04
Intercept
MK-C defeats the threat, even in contested and jammed environments.
Built for contested
environments.
- Rapid deployment
- Fields fast and scales from a single position to a networked defence.
- Effective under jamming
- MK-C flies autonomously, so the system keeps working when the environment is contested.
- Scales with the threat
- Interceptors are deployed in numbers to defend bases, cities and units.
- One picture
- Every track comes together in Ground Control, so each threat is identified once and assigned once.
Plan a deployment.
Tell us the ground you need to defend and we'll walk you through the system.