Capabilities / Connected disciplines
Between the requirement and the waterline
Capability domains
Power, sensors, networks, autonomy, C2, training, and sustainment treated as one mission-system architecture — engineered for the craft and the operators who rely on it.
Electrical backbone design, sensor and C2 installation, power budgeting, and cable management on combatant and support craft — documented so the crew can troubleshoot it underway, not wait for a contractor.
Military maritime systems integration →Thermal, EO, and networked ISR — specified by operators, installed to spec, sustained in the fleet. Teledyne FLIR fielding across TAK, NEOS, and CJADC2 architectures.
Maritime ISR integration →Field-informed consulting for maritime S&T programs. Requirements grounded in operational reality, not estimated from a desk. Gap analysis, concept development, and acquisition support for DoD and primes.
Defense maritime consulting →Qualification pathways from small craft operator to tactical coxswain, built on T&E gates and an instructor cadre qualified across five USMC platforms. Not a classroom — a standard.
Tactical coxswain training →
Networked ISR · Public Demo Reel
Operator-facing ISR, edge processing, sensors, handheld access, and data movement across a fieldable architecture.
Watch the public demo →Deeper Capabilities
Explore five focused capability areas spanning craft architecture, sensing, tactical C2, mission-system infrastructure, and field sustainment — without exposing customer-specific implementation detail.