Counter-UAS
ZADS drives the radar, C2 and effector consoles you already field — no APIs — closing the sensor-to-shooter gap with a human on every release decision.
Where the C-UAS workflow breaks down
Written for: C-UAS task force and base-defense commanders, force-protection staff officers, C-UAS program managers, and the capability teams at their integrators.
The stack is a wall of separate consoles — radar, RF, cameras, C2, effectors — and the handoff between them is an operator retyping a track.
Engagement windows run in seconds, but detection, ID and effector tasking each live on a different screen.
Every new sensor or effector means another point-to-point integration, and the threat changes faster than the interfaces do.
Cloud AI is off the table: these sites run air-gapped and IL-4/5, with no multi-year FedRAMP runway.
The ZADS angle for counter-UAS
Close the sensor-to-shooter handoff without APIs
ZADS drives the same consoles a watchstander drives, fusing the stack at the UI layer. A system with no API joins the chain on day one — and its accreditation holds.
Deployable where the fight is
Fully on-prem with zero external network calls. Fields into air-gapped, IL-4/5 and tactical-edge networks now — COTS acquisition, no FedRAMP wait.
ROE-bounded, human on the trigger
Rules of engagement are hard-coded and non-overridable. A human stays on every release decision, and every action lands in a timestamped, audit-grade engagement record.
Built for the counter-UAS mission
National Guard task forces, base-defense and force-protection commands, and the C-UAS program offices equipping them. ZADS drives the detection, tracking, ID and effector consoles already on the operations floor — no vendor API, no source code, no integration project. It works alongside the integrators building the C-UAS stack, not in place of them.
Bring ZADS to your C-UAS stack
A 15-minute, air-gapped walkthrough mapped to the radar, C2 and effector consoles you already field.