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Command the fight from anywhere.

Give commanders one live operating picture that works forward, disconnected, or on the move — fusing sensors into a single track picture, connecting command to the field, and keeping the force protected. It runs at the tactical edge with no cloud to reach back to.

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defense · tactical edge
Tactical command picture — command post linked to field units, with a hostile weapon-engagement zone
The challenge

The picture breaks exactly where the mission is hardest.

At the tactical edge, connectivity is intermittent, sensors are heterogeneous, and the tools that work in a garrison operations center assume a cloud that isn't there. Commanders end up stitching a picture together by voice and chat while the situation moves faster than the map.

What's needed is a common operating picture that fuses every available feed into one trustworthy track picture, pushes orders to the field and pulls reports back — and keeps doing it when the network is degraded or denied.

How Darkwyre helps
  • One live operating picture — 2D/3D map with own-force units, telemetry, trails and replay.
  • Sensor fusion at the edge — radar, EO/IR, ADS-B and more fused into confidence-scored tracks.
  • Two-way Command Net — orders with receipts, plus field messaging in text and voice.
  • Force protection — threat WEZ rings and proximity alerts to units in range.
  • MEDEVAC & force health — 9-line lifecycle and live vitals-driven readiness.
  • Runs disconnected — self-hosted on a forward node; no cloud dependency.
In practice · illustrative

A forward command post, degraded comms

The following is an illustrative deployment pattern — not a specific customer engagement.

1 · Stand up in the enclave

Command Center installs on a ruggedized node at the CP. No accounts to provision with a cloud, no external services to reach — it's live on the local network in minutes.

2 · Fuse the feeds

Local radar, a UAS EO/IR feed and ADS-B post detections to the open ingest contract. The correlator de-duplicates them into one track picture; a confirmed hostile auto-surfaces for triage.

3 · Command to the field

The commander issues a FRAGO over the Command Net; subordinate elements acknowledge from the field tablet, mark a threat, and request MEDEVAC — all reflected live on the map.

Outcome: the staff works from one shared picture instead of a patchwork of radios and chat — decisions get made on current information, and the picture survives when the link doesn't.

See it against your scenario.

We'll walk your team through a live picture on synthetic data shaped to your mission.

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