Altiro for Counter-UAS / Distributed C2 data infrastructure

Coordination has a place.
Authority has an owner.

Connect sensors and effectors around a shared threat picture. Altiro distributes coordination for weapons pairing and scheduling, so operators can task the mission while platforms coordinate peer to peer, without a cloud connection.

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Three roles. Explicit boundaries.

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Coordination responsibility

One threat picture. Distributed coordination.

Altiro maintains an agreed shared state database on participating platforms. Sensors and effectors coordinate mission execution peer to peer, supporting weapons pairing, scheduling and available-platform assignment without a central hub or cloud backhaul.

Across domains, services and OEMs

Shared state across systems.
Authority with the operator.

Every sensor and effector can work from the same agreed mission state. Altiro distributes coordination across participating nodes, while your systems retain detection, threat classification and engagement authorization. The coordination layer runs without a cloud connection or a dedicated ground control station.

Modular infrastructure / Existing systems

Fits the stack
you already have.

Decouple mission logic, shared state and platform control so components can be integrated and upgraded independently.

DEPLOY: Docker-containerized software infrastructure for commercial, proprietary and legacy platforms.
CONNECT: Integrate with your preferred common operating picture through an API. Use standard MAVLink over serial in the reference architecture.
RETAIN: Keep your sensor processing, threat classification, human authorization, operator interface and communications layer.

Reference integration footprint

For open MAVLink-based ArduPilot or PX4 systems, the reference footprint is one Raspberry Pi Zero, or one Arm/x86 core with 100 MB RAM, per node.

IP-based networking is optimized for denied, degraded, intermittent and limited-bandwidth environments, with a reference bandwidth profile below 1 Mbps per platform.

Local control and shared mission data

Local platform data stays local. Altiro propagates consented mission state between participating nodes, with state stored in Redis and behavior configurable through JSON and APIs.

ROS remains a tool for individual robot control. Altiro supplies the distributed coordination layer, with mission control decoupled from the individual platform OS.

Security between participating systems

Peer-to-peer trust establishment and distributed identity and authentication operate without a centralized certificate authority.

Encryption at rest and in transit, a configurable WireGuard network overlay and per-stream security requirements support deployment-specific protection.

Explore your Counter-UAS architecture

Let’s map the handoffs.

Bring your sensors, effectors and operator workflow. We’ll work through shared data, integration interfaces and authorization boundaries.

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Coordination has a place.Authority has an owner.