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ISR Sensors

MULTI-DOMAIN SENSING

ISR Sensors can sometimes create a staggering amount of information. C5ISR systems filter the flood of physical and spectrum data and present only what is needed to the right users at the right time.

Multi-domain sensing

SENSING FOR ALL SITUATIONS

ELECTRO-MECHANICAL SENSORS

ELECTRO-MECHANICAL SENSORS

UNATTENDED REMOTE OBSERVATION

Leverage the power of passive infrared, magnetic, acoustic technologies, and radio frequency sensors to confirm the presence of enemy threats in physical space and the RF spectrum.

Electro-optical sensors

ELECTRO-OPTICAL SENSORS

24/7 HIGH-RES VIDEO MONITORING

As part of a networked, multi-sensor system, electro-optical sensors play a critical role in target confirmation and classification, informing and refining Command’s situational understanding, through high-resolution video monitoring.

Soldier as C5ISR sensor

SOLDIER AS SENSOR

THE ORIGINAL SENSING SYSTEM

Using different technologies, soldiers can report what they see, hear and feel when on missions. Active soldier reporting adds critical detail to your real-time Common Operational Picture. Soldiers can provide verbal operations via a shared secure digital radio network, or provide message exchanges via secure digital applications.

Biometric sensors

BIOMETRIC SENSORS

KNOW THE STATUS OF YOUR MOST VALUABLE ASSETS

Monitor a range of soldier physical states to determine their health, safety, and stress level. Biometric sensors may also be able to “sniff” the immediate environment to alert soldiers to chemical and biological dangers.

C5ISR Blue Force Tracking

BLUE FORCE TRACKING

PRECISE FRIENDLY FORCE LOCATION

Compiles GPS sensor data into a centralised Battle Management System (BMS) to visualise each friendly soldier’s location on a map, giving central command full awareness of all soldiers in the field.

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