SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Cubic DTECH Mission Solutions, Instant Connect Software and Rally Tactical Systems are proud to announce a joint offering in tactical radio interoperability that is poised to support and enhance seamless coalition force communications for the U.S. military and its global allies.

(March 20, 2025) - In the snowy hills of Bavaria, Germany, the Patriot Brigade enhanced its readiness to “fight tonight” by leveraging updated networked communications as part of the Army’s transformation in contact efforts.

Not only does this latest model incorporate sharper imaging processing, thanks to the FLIR Lepton thermal microcamera core and a visible sensor to allow greater image fidelity, it also seamlessly integrates into the Android Tactical Assault Kit (ATAK) utilized by the military to provide battlefield networks as well as distribution of information to anyone on the network.

The HuRT-C’s purpose is to develop manned-unmanned teams (MUMT) capable of conducting reconnaissance and providing direct fire support to improve the combat effectiveness of a squad-sized element.

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems demonstrated a soldier on the ground using a tablet computer to control an MQ-1C Gray Eagle Extended Range unmanned air vehicle (UAV). General Atomics is experimenting using a tablet running an Android Team Awareness Kit app to control parts of the MQ-1C.

Special Operations Command is working to ensure that its hyper-enabled operator concept will be “cyber secure”

This Hackathon focuses on what TAK does best: This challenge invites participants to transform the coordination of large-scale public events using advanced technology like ATAK and CivTAK. The challenge focuses on enhancing real-time communication, situational awareness, and seamless operations, empowering event organizers, security teams, and public services to manage everything from planning to crisis response effectively.

Behind the scenes, a new software program developed by Draper called WebTAK gave military units a way to communicate and respond to potential threats in real-time.

Army Soldiers assigned to 1-2 Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 7th Infantry Division, Test the Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS).

Echo Ridge LLC of Sterling, Virginia has been working with the Air Force Research Laboratory Center for Rapid Innovation to develop a way to determine position from non-GPS satellite signals in different frequency bands.