Kratos Unmanned Vehicle Command and Control (C2) Systems are robust architectures with variations currently fielded and supporting unmanned air, land, and sea surface mission requirements for the U.S. Navy, the U.S. Army, the U.S. Air Force and several international defense organizations. These C2 systems offer advanced features with the flexibility to support multi-vehicle mission profiles, manual and autonomous control, and detailed mission planning capability. A variety of different hardware configurations are available to support fixed-site command center installations, mobile S280 shelters (manufactured by Kratos), and fully-portable laptop based systems. Kratos’ Unmanned Vehicle Control Systems features best-in-class, high-performance hardware and software that has been system engineered to meet the demanding requirements of customers and has successfully supported over 3,000 operational missions worldwide.
The system operates independent of data link types and can accommodate multiple data links and/or multiple frequencies simultaneously. The radio frequency (RF) module can be connected directly via Ethernet, or remotely to network through a router (e.g. T1, ISDN, microwave, etc.).