Counter-drone · Deployed forces

Counter-drone orchestration for deployed force protection

Deployed units carry their own mix of sensors and effectors and often work with poor or intermittent links. Consilium can run at the edge, coordinating the unit's own kit into one picture and one response, then sharing protected tracks upward and with allies when the link allows.

Updated · Espanaro force protection team

What deployed units need

  • Orchestration that runs locally, close to the sensors, and keeps working when the link drops
  • A small footprint that fits the vehicles, shelters and power the unit already has
  • Fast set-up: connect the kit that has arrived, rather than waiting for a bespoke integration
  • Protected sharing of tracks and video with higher headquarters and coalition partners

How Espanaro supports it

Consilium orchestrates the unit's sensors and effectors and puts each response to the operator. Pulse Sentinel shows which sensors can be trusted in a harsh environment. ByteHarbour Edge protects feeds where they are created, and HarbourGuard decides by policy which headquarters, nations or cells may see them. The same feed can be shared in full with one cell and withheld from another, without separate networks. Read how in moving data across domains with DCS.

Built for coalition operations

Counter-drone is rarely national only. Protected tracks and video can be labelled and released to allies by attribute, using data-centric security built to implement ACP 240 and STANAG 4774 and 4778. See data-centric interoperability.

Common questions

Can Consilium run without a reliable network link?

Consilium can be deployed locally, close to the sensors, so a unit or site keeps its picture and playbooks when wider links are poor, and shares upward when the link allows.

Can we share drone tracks and video with partners or allies?

Yes. ByteHarbour and HarbourGuard protect feeds and tracks with data-centric security and release them by attribute, such as nation, unit, role or location, so each partner sees only what it is entitled to.

Who decides when to respond to a drone?

A person. Consilium playbooks put each response to an authorised operator, with the evidence needed to decide. Human in the loop or on the loop is configured to match your rules of engagement and authorisations.

How do we get started with counter-drone orchestration?

Start with a short demonstration and a discovery conversation about your site, the sensors and effectors you already have and your rules. We then configure Consilium to your kit and run a pilot.

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You have bought the sensors and effectors. Now make them work as one.

Talk to Espanaro about orchestrating the force protection and counter-drone kit you already own, from detection to a coordinated, recorded response.