Agentic C2
for modern edge defence

Command and control that unifies every sensor into a single operational picture, then acts autonomously within the boundaries you define.

Counter-UAS and drone control

Deployed at the edge

Multi-domain

Dual use, military and civil

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The console

A common operating picture.

Every sensor and every aircraft you command, on one live view that re-plans as the fight moves. One operator, one loop, one version of the truth.

DomeCommand operator console over Munich Airport: live tracks, tasked assets, and telemetry on one screen

Architecture and integrations

From sensor to effector.

Sensors and aircraft on the left. Protocol adapters, then one world model. Decisions out on the right, each one held at the line the commander set. Green runs deterministically; amber is doctrine.

How the loop works

Features.

Agentic command and control

Ask in plain language. Agents read the fused picture and draft the orders. A cognition layer sits in the decision loop. You commit.

Open standards and protocols

Tracks in and commands out over MAVLink, MQTT, SAPIENT, ASTERIX, MISB ST 0601, ADS-B, Remote ID and CoT.

Edge defence

Connect your network, attach sensors, and the site is defended. Nothing has to leave the site for a decision to be made.

Advanced sensor fusion

Combines many signals into one common picture. Civil and defence.

Advanced decision support

Ranked plans, scored on cost, coverage and leakage. Rules programmed per site.

Permission model

Every action sits at one level, from OBSERVE to DESTROY. Set the line and the machine runs up to it; everything above waits for a person.

Customised edge defence

Configure and deploy the rule sets that fit your site, your sensors and your law.

Simulation training

Build a scenario, run it, train your operators, and replay any run.

A dense circuit board, the class of hardware the whole system runs on

Dome Edge

The whole system on a computer that fits in a cabinet, next to the sensors.

Runs offlineCommands aircraftOrange Pi 5 Pro

Dome Central + C2 Connect

An Edge at each site, brought together into one picture. Or pushed into the C2 you already run.

Sites stay independentTAK · CoTSAPIENT

A large dish antenna against an overcast sky

Dome Sensors

RF and CSI sensing for the missions a camera and a radar cannot reach, powered by Inturai.

No camerasThrough wallsInto the same picture

Use cases.

One deployment, three missions. Only the sensors, the doctrine and the action catalogue change.

Multi-domain C2

Air defence, police, airport operations and emergency services on one fused picture, each on its own channel.

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Two unmanned combat aircraft on a runway apron

Counter-UAS

Which of three hundred tracks matters, which effector kills it cheapest, and who authorised the shot.

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A refinery lit up at night, seen from the air

Critical infrastructure

Airports, energy and ports, on the sensors the site already owns and inside civil law.

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Decisions, not sensing

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Why the decision layer is the bottleneck.

Iran has fired eight to nine thousand drones and missiles across the Middle East since February 2026.

Waves timed to land together, built to saturate radar and drain interceptor stock. The Pentagon is now reported to hold fewer than 1,700 Patriots, and the cheap half of the attack got through twice as often as the missiles.

// What that means for the loopThat is lost on decisions per second, and on which magazine gets spent first.

Tracking and control in one system.

Most systems show you a track and stop there. The operator then picks up a radio.

DomeCommand commands the aircraft as well: arm, take off, move to, follow a route, return to base, over MAVLink and vendor protocols, each action meeting the same gate in the engine.

// What that means for the loopThe system that shows you the track is the one that tasks something about it.

Agentic C2
for modern edge defence

A common operating picture.

From sensor to effector.