FIG. 01 · ST-AIRYellow Jacket
Window-mounted defensive UAS nest
A hardened case that emplaces inside a building, extends a launch shelf through an existing opening, and holds a close-in defensive envelope over the structure.
View system details →Research & Development.
Squad-scale systems designed in Mesa. Every R&D bill of materials is drawn from Blue List parts in our catalog, so a concept that gets funded can move to build without a re-sourcing exercise.
Concepts are pre-decisional and posted at a level appropriate for public release. Every figure is an engineering target unless marked otherwise.
FIG. 01 · ST-AIRWindow-mounted defensive UAS nest
A hardened case that emplaces inside a building, extends a launch shelf through an existing opening, and holds a close-in defensive envelope over the structure.
View system details →UGV and PAX bunker shelter with cover and concealment
A modular armored shelter that houses unmanned ground vehicles and personnel. Ramp-out access for the UGV, a camouflage canopy that drops over the position, and a low signature that blends into desert or woodland.
View system details →Mods, add-ons and adapters for the Infantry Squad Vehicle
A kit family for ISV-class squad vehicles: MOLLE doors, roof and bed stowage, mounts and adapters that turn the vehicle into a carrier for PAX, UGVs and small UAS.
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FIG. 03 · ST-PAXMulti-spectral smart umbrella for one person
A one-person umbrella hide that layers visual, near-IR, thermal and RF signature management over a stationary soldier, with a clip-in detection puck that cues the wearer to nearby small UAS.
View system details →Powered exoskeleton with ballistic shield mount
A soldier-borne frame that carries the weight of a protective shield and sensor window through the hips, so the operator can hold cover longer with both hands free.
View system details →Squad-scale counter-UAS and EW hide
A camouflaged canopy and mast that gives a position a passive detection and electronic-warfare hub under cover. Packs into a two-person case and links to nearby positions into a hub-and-spoke network.
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FIG. 05 · ST-EWTerrain planning and shared battlefield awareness
Paste a map link or coordinates and get a terrain map with 30 m elevation, hillshade and contours. Publishes to TAK and other battlefield management systems so every soldier sees the same picture.
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