MDCC

Mobile Distributed Command Centre

A command centre you can drive to the edge of an operation: it fuses every sensor into one current picture.

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MDCC shelter body and dish antennas on an 8x8 chassis, deployed in open terrain

Mobile Distributed Command Centre

Every sensor already reports: each on its own network, in its own format, on its own clock. The MDCC is the layer that fuses them into one current picture, and pushes only the relevant part of it to the people who need it.

It runs Apollyon Cortex entirely on board, with no external dependency.

ISR aircraft per operator
6–20
Processing
100% local
External dependency
None
Links
MANET, radio, UAV, SATCOM, fibre, cellular
Inputs
ISR drones, ground radar, friendly units, higher command
Outputs
Full report, evidence, map alert, short warning
Software
Apollyon Cortex
Platform
8×8 chassis, shelter body, dish antennas

Detect

Combines every feed. One operator supervises six to twenty ISR aircraft.

Assess

Remembers the last pass and flags what changed.

Deliver

Each user gets the version they can act on, from a full report for higher HQ to a short warning for a foot patrol.

Self-contained

All processing is local, over six link types from MANET to SATCOM.

One event, composed for every user.

Apollyon Cortex: ISR drones, ground radar, friendly units and higher command in; combine, assess, send; full report, evidence, map alert and short warning out
  1. Event location plotted on terrain, Route R-17 at the river crossing

    Detect. The event, placed on the map.

  2. Current electro-optical frame of the crossing, compared against the previous pass

    Assess. Compared against the last pass.

  3. Operator alert: route bridge unsafe, partially blocked, with impact and next action

    Deliver. The alert the operator acts on.

Command anywhere.

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