MatrixSpace reports that, participating alongside defence industry majors, it systems have been validated for radar integration with Anduril Lattice/IBCS-M C2. “We integrated into the Operation Jailbreak validation environment, with the Anduril Lattice for Air Defense platform as the primary landing zone in support of Integrated Battle Command System-Maneuver (IBCS-M),” said the company in a press statement.
“Operation Jailbreak is the U.S. Army’s largest operational validation effort focused on accelerating the integration of emerging technologies into military command-and-control environments – a massive, ongoing hackathon and integration sprint aimed at breaking down technological silos,” said MatrixSpace. “The goal is for a more horizontal integration of systems, both legacy and new, accelerating interoperability between Army and industry systems – the Right to Integrate (R2I) initiative.
“We demonstrated a well-documented software interface, published an open API to the newly established API Marketplace, heartbeat connectivity, data streaming, and asset control through a Representational State Transfer (REST) interface. A bulk of that work was done previously as a prerequisite for Project Flytrap 5.0.”
“Jailbreak looks backwards and broader to the wide array of systems that the Army has in the inventory to open those systems up and break them away from the bespoke or archaic configurations they have had in the past,” US Army CTO Dr. Alex Miller. The Goal is to retrofit compartmentalized, decades-old weapons systems, sensors, and drones so they can communicate seamlessly on one unified network. Expose a modern digital interface and ensure it makes a system as easy to use and adopt as possible.
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