Six capabilities, one system family.
A system on its own is equipment. A capability is what an operator can actually do with it, on a given day, with the people and the platforms already available. These six areas describe what BMDS systems are used for and which lines contribute to each.
Carrier integration
A platform already in service becomes a carrier for compact unmanned systems, on an open interface. Reach without buying a new aircraft.
ISR and surveillance
Persistent reconnaissance over borders, coasts, corridors and industrial areas, with detection and tracking running on the carrier itself.
Counter-UAS
Layered drone defence with two interceptor classes under one command system, and a human decision before every engagement.
Critical infrastructure
Automated aerial patrols for energy, transport and industrial sites, from a station that needs no crew on site.
Maritime security
Surface, subsea and deck launched systems for coastal protection, harbour approaches and seabed inspection.
Land autonomy
Tracked autonomy for last mile logistics, reconnaissance and force protection, at one operator to four vehicles.