ARCHITECTURE AND INTEGRATION

Architecture and integration

A platform designed to integrate with different systems, infrastructure and operational environments.

OPEN ARCHITECTURE

An open architecture for tailored solutions

C2LYNX is designed to integrate into different technology and operational environments, connecting uncrewed vehicles, sensors, communications systems and information sources in a shared platform.

Its modular, distributed architecture enables functionality to be adapted, technologies from different manufacturers to be integrated and specific solutions to be configured, without dependence on a single platform or infrastructure.

DEPLOYMENT OPTIONS

Adaptable to every operational environment

C2LYNX can be integrated into different configurations, from permanent control centres to mobile command posts and deployable systems. Its architecture allows each implementation to be adapted to the project’s infrastructure, operational and security requirements.

ITE operations room with four C2LYNX views: operations map, Multiview, C-UAS detection and 3D mapping.

Fixed installations

Command centres and operations rooms with resource monitoring, coordination and control capabilities.

Illustration of a UME mobile command truck, showing the interior and operator workstations.

Mobile command posts

Integration into purpose-equipped vehicles, combining the C2LYNX platform with the systems and infrastructure required for each operation.

Illustration of a deployable shelter with operator workstations, communications equipment and a tethered 5G drone.

Deployable systems

Transportable solutions, such as shelters and operational modules, to establish command and control capabilities wherever they are needed.

Flexible architecture, including infrastructure

C2LYNX supports different technology deployment models, adapting to each organisation’s availability, connectivity and security requirements.

Cloud

Commercial cloud infrastructure

On-premise

Local or private infrastructure

Distributed

Nodes and services distributed across locations.

INTEROPERABILITY AND INTEGRATION

An ecosystem of connected systems

An open architecture to integrate different uncrewed vehicles, sensors and information sources in a shared operational environment.

C2LYNX interoperability diagram linking aerial, ground and maritime platforms, EO/IR, Remote ID, RF and ADS-B sensors, external data sources and other C2 systems.

Platform integration

C2LYNX enables different types of uncrewed vehicles to be integrated and managed, including aerial (UAV), ground (UGV) and maritime (USV/UUV) platforms, providing a common environment for their control, coordination and monitoring.

The platform supports DJI systems and MAVLink-based vehicles, as well as specific integrations developed for other platforms. Its architecture allows new manufacturers and protocols to be incorporated through development tailored to each project’s requirements.

Sensors and information sources

C2LYNX is designed to integrate information from different sensors, detection systems and external data sources, providing a unified view of the operational environment.

Its architecture facilitates the incorporation of technologies such as radar, RF, electro-optical and infrared (EO/IR) sensors, acoustic systems and air traffic information sources, including ADS-B and Remote ID.

Through correlation and multisensor fusion capabilities, the platform combines information from different sources to improve situational awareness, facilitate target tracking and support decision-making.

TECHNOLOGY ARCHITECTURE AND COMMUNICATIONS

A distributed architecture, ready for different communications environments

C2LYNX supports distributed architectures in which different fixed or mobile operational nodes connect to one or more control and monitoring nodes.

Each node can integrate uncrewed vehicles, sensors and other systems, sharing the information required to maintain a Common Operational Picture.

The platform is communications-infrastructure agnostic and can adapt to IP networks, fibre optics, mobile networks, radio links or satellite communications, according to each project’s requirements and available resources.

C2LYNX diagram showing a central command node connected through communications infrastructure to a fixed node with a drone dock and sensors, and a mobile node with a van and drone.