GHOST GCS. One station for every domain in the family.
In qualificationThe GHOST GCS is a deployable multi domain ground control station that commands air, land, sea and infrastructure systems from the same console. It handles at least eight systems at once with a target ratio of one operator to four systems, and two people set it up in thirty minutes from cases of no more than 32 kg.
Key facts
| Eight systems and more at once |
| Set up in half an hour by two people |
| All four domains on one map |
*Subject to change.
Role in the GHOST family
The GCS is where the family becomes one system. Air, land, surface and infrastructure appear on one map, in one picture, under one set of rules. That is the difference between owning several unmanned systems and having a capability.
Standards and interfaces
Designed to NATO STANAG 4586 and STANREC 4818. AES-256 encrypted command links, MANET mesh, LTE, 5G and an optional SATCOM path. Redundant mission computers with uninterrupted failover.
Questions
How many systems can one GHOST GCS control?
At least eight at the same time, across air, land, sea and infrastructure. The design ratio is one operator to four systems, so a two seat station supervises a mixed group without adding people.
How long does the station take to set up?
Thirty minutes with two people. It ships in cases that two people can carry, which is what allows it to move with the unit instead of staying in a container.
Does it control third party systems?
The GHOST GCS is designed to NATO STANAG 4586, the interface standard for unmanned system control, which is the basis for integrating systems beyond the GHOST family.
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Status 09/2026