Nemesys LINK™ provides a common, permissioned tactical data and control fabric that enables operators to understand, coordinate, and act across uncrewed platforms, payloads, sensors, and mission systems while preserving OEM safety controls, platform authority, and human judgment.
View connected vehicles, payload status, and selected tracks within a shared mission picture. Focus the display on operator defined areas of interest and use saved maps when connectivity is unavailable.
Nemesys LINK™ normalizes TAK tracks and Lattice entities into common LINK subjects, enabling permissioned synchronization between the two systems.
Bring live video, sensor footprint context, gimbal control, and payload telemetry into the common operator workflow. Each integration retains the rules and boundaries of the connected equipment.
Use a common interface for supported aircraft commands and ground vehicle driving, with vehicle status and preflight information available alongside mission context. OEM autopilot safety controls and authority over vehicle movement remain preserved.
LINK supports local mission data and control without a cloud dependency. Connected hosted nodes extend the mission picture to authorized users over available internet or SATCOM connections. Local operation continues during internet interruptions, with connected information updating when connectivity returns.
This extends mission visibility from local operators to dispersed teams and authorized users across operational echelons.
LINK runs on vehicle compute, ground systems, and hosted infrastructure, allowing deployments to match the mission and available equipment.
Understand mission activity, view live video, and control connected capabilities through a common browser interface.
Operator accounts, roles, and vehicle permissions govern access to connected capabilities. Connections between LINK nodes are encrypted and mutually authenticated.
Scope a demonstration, technical evaluation, or funded integration.
