Nemesys LINK™
One data and control fabric.
Countless connected capabilities.
Enable operator understanding, coordination, and action across uncrewed platforms, payloads, sensors, and mission systems, with OEM safety controls, platform authority, and human judgment preserved.
Understand.
Coordinate. Act.
Capable systems often arrive with separate interfaces and disconnected information. LINK brings supported systems into a common workflow, reducing manual coordination and interface switching.
Common Operating Picture
Bring vehicle and payload status, selected tracks, and operator defined areas of interest into a shared mission view.
Explore capability 02 /Sync
Synchronize TAK tracks and Lattice entities in real time through a common, permissioned LINK workflow.
Explore capability 03 /Common Payload Control
Bring live video, gimbal control, telemetry, and sensor footprint context into a common payload workflow.
Explore capability 04 /Common Vehicle Control
Coordinate air and ground vehicle operations through a common interface, with operator permissions and OEM autopilot controls preserved.
Explore capabilityYour systems.
A shared mission.
Keep the platforms and mission systems you already use. LINK exchanges data and supported commands through their software interfaces and protocols, bringing mission information and control into a common workflow.
Operate locally at the tactical edge and extend the mission picture to authorized users through connected LINK nodes.
Operator roles and vehicle permissions define who can view connected systems and issue commands.
Different locations.
Connected operators.
In 2026 ground demonstrations, operators from 1st Air Cavalry Brigade in Texas and 3rd Multi Domain Task Force in Hawaii used LINK over Starlink to control an integrated payload on a Vertical Autonomy VA 120 aircraft in California.
A munition analog release demonstrated safe separation with documented latency of 43 milliseconds.
MOSA as a
business model.
We start with real world constraints: operator needs, existing platforms, available compute, and emerging technology. Then we work with partners to deliver integrated capability.
Open architecture is as much about how we work together as how we connect systems.
How Nemesys worksEach integration.
Greater mission value.
When a technology connects to LINK, its data and supported controls become available within a permission gated shared mission workflow. Operators can use it alongside connected platforms, payloads, sensors, and mission systems with less interface switching and manual coordination.
The benefit extends across the connected systems: new integrations can create additional ways to use the equipment already in place. Manufacturers gain a repeatable path into supported mission workflows, reducing the integration burden passed on to their customers.
Explore our approachLet’s connect what you need.
Scope a demonstration, technical evaluation, or funded integration.
