This new technology will allow the capability to digitally map hazardous material threats from sensor data in order to ‘see’ their exact location via mixed reality on mobile phones, tablets, and Heads-Up Displays (HUDs).

The app effectively shows first responders' location in a map in real time.

The Tactical Assault Kit (TAK) is a map-based software application that enables coordination among thousands of users with features such as a position data, chat, mission planning and shared overlays. It is compatible with Android, Apple iOS and Windows.

It should be noted that the developer build of the TAK software contains military controlled capability, but it is provided in executable code and displays a “Development Build” watermark across the map display. Government Developers not employed or sponsored by a DoD agency will have access to the Standard SDK. The Standard SDK contains interface control documents with sample source code to plugins providing non-military specific capability, identifier values, parameters, and error codes for message and data types to enable the creation of interface tools to other software capabilities and/or hardware devices. The Standard SDK also contains an unkeyed developer build of the most recently released host TAK software platform for development level testing. It should be noted that the developer build of the TAK software is provided in executable code and displays a “Development Build” watermark across the

TAK 4.8 Feature Release was hosted on DoD Teams, Nov 1st, 2022. Content is publicly releasable IAW TAK public release guidance.

TAK 4.7 Feature Release will be hosted on TPC Teams, starting at 1000 EDT, today, 7/21/2021. Content is publicly releasable IAW TAK public release guidance. See you there!