UNIFY.C2, the airspace command-and-control platform developed by SPS Aerial Remote Sensing (SPS ARS), today announced a strategic partnership with Black River Systems to integrate Black River’s Ninja™ Counter-UAS (C-UAS) solution into the UNIFY.C2 operating environment.
“The partnership brings together Black River Systems’ Ninja™ C-UAS capabilities with UNIFY.C2’s advanced fusion intelligence and multi-sensor command-and-control architecture—enabling operators to detect, identify, track, assess, and respond to unmanned aircraft threats through a single, unified interface,” said the companies in a press release. “Through this collaboration, Ninja™ C-UAS sensor and operational data will be fused within UNIFY.C2’s interoperable platform, delivering enhanced situational awareness, faster decision-making, and streamlined operational workflows across complex and distributed environments. The integrated solution is designed to support defense, government, public safety, and critical infrastructure missions where rapid threat assessment and coordinated response are essential.”
“UNIFY.C2 was purpose-built to serve as the central command-and-control layer for layered airspace security,” said Anthony Lim, COO of UNIFY.C2. “Integrating Black River Systems’ Ninja™ C-UAS solution strengthens our open ecosystem and ensures operators can leverage proven detection and response technologies within a single operational picture—without adding system complexity.”
The combined UNIFY.C2 and Ninja™ C-UAS solution supports deployments ranging from localized public-safety operations to large-scale defence and critical infrastructure environments.
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