
Step 4 of the pipeline · Command
Raven Eye
An offline-first command and sensor fusion console.
- Who has this problem
- Operators fusing sensor feeds by hand across separate tools.
- What they do today
- Manual correlation, re-entry into TAK, and C2 that assumes connectivity.
- What today costs
- Decision latency, transcription error, and total dependence on reach-back.
What changesOne screen, correlated automatically, fully functional with no network at all. Intelligence flows straight into the common operational picture via CoT XML with MIL-STD-2525 type codes and MGRS georeferencing.
What Raven Eye does
Offline-first intelligence
Runs in a SCIF or a ditch. Full operational capability with zero external dependencies: no cloud APIs, no internet, no centralized server.
Agentic device coordination
The Ravens coordinate themselves. The engine negotiates configuration across the network for RF environment, battery state, mesh topology, and mission phase. The operator runs the mission, not the network.
Encrypted mission packages
Sensor configs, target profiles, mesh topologies, and collected data live inside encrypted mission packages. Clone any package to any Raven device for remote C2 in denied areas.
TAK integration
Outputs directly to the TAK ecosystem via CoT XML, with MIL-STD-2525 type codes and MGRS georeferencing built in. No manual re-entry.
Correlated targeting and analysis
Ingests sensor feeds across the network, correlates signals, and surfaces recommended actions, so the operator decides instead of assembling.
Clone and forward
Runs in the command center, or clones itself to a Raven Edge device for forward C2 when the operator needs to move and the network is gone.
Specifications
- Network dependency
- None. No cloud, no server, no reach-back required.
- Interoperability
- CoT XML to TAK, MIL-STD-2525 type codes, MGRS
- Forward deployment
- Clones to a Raven Edge node for forward C2
- Mission packages
- Encrypted, portable between devices
- Host requirements and sizing
- Available on verification
- Interface documentation
- Available on verification
Your Command Center Anywhere.