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An integrated command & control system

FalconLink 6

Six hardware units and four software systems, designed to work as one: they link your units, give the commander the operational picture, carry decisions to the field, and keep running through power loss.

X1

The parts of the system

Each part has a clear role. Together they give the commander a full picture and dependable control.

X1
The communications heart

FalconLink X1 Tactical Radio

Links units wirelessly, determines position by satellite, and protects the link with a secure encryption element.

NSW
The internal backbone

Network Switch

Connects every device in the system with a stable link, in an enclosure designed for field environments.

IPC
Intelligence at the edge

Ruggedized Industrial Computer

Processes data in the field and connects sensors and industrial devices.

SRV
The brain of the system

Command Server

Runs the command & control software, protects data with disk redundancy, and runs on dual power supplies.

The commander's interface

Command Workstation

Dual sunlight-readable displays and a sealed keyboard present the full operational picture.

UPS
The guarantee of continuity

Uninterruptible Power Unit

Batteries protect the system from power loss, so work never stops.

Four software systems

Command & Control

The shared picture and operations management.

Integration Platform

Connects the system to other systems.

Identity Management

Controls access and permissions.

Backup & Recovery

Protects and restores data.

How the system works

1

Deploy

Units spread through the field, each operator carrying an X1 radio.

2

Connect

Units link to the command workstation over radio and network, and every position appears.

3

Command

The commander issues orders from the map; the unit receives them and confirmation returns.

4

Continue

If mains power drops, backup power takes over and work never stops.

Inside the command interface

Illustrative simulations of the command and control interface.

Map and units
Map and unitsConnected units appear on the map with link state, signal strength and an event log.
From decision to unit
From decision to unitThe commander issues an order; it passes through the server, network and radio, and the unit moves.
Power continuity
Power continuityWhen mains power is lost the battery takes over without a break, and the screen tracks its level.
Inside: the command server
Inside: the command serverAn illustrative cutaway showing the server's parts and what they do.

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Detailed technical specifications are available after signing a non-disclosure agreement (NDA). Contact us to arrange it.

The product is under development; final specifications are confirmed after testing and qualification. Images and video are illustrative simulations.