Near‑surface dominance is increasingly shaped by the rapid proliferation of uncrewed aerial systems and distributed sensors. Low‑cost UAS and autonomous platforms provide persistent surveillance but they also generate volumes of data that are difficult to integrate and act on at pace.

In this environment, Recce–Strike is limited less by the availability of sensors or effectors and more by the ability to rapidly correlate information, prioritise targets, and coordinate fires. Fragmented systems and manual workflows slow decision‑making, increase operator burden, and extend sense-effect loops.

Cobalt unifies reconnaissance, targeting, and fires coordination into a unified, interoperable and collaborative fighting system.

By integrating live sensor feeds, autonomous platforms, and organisational data into a shared operational picture, Cobalt enables operators to detect, assess, decide, and prosecute targets from a single pane of glass.  

AI-powered decision support systems accelerate target ID and classification, enabling rapid triaging and prioritisation and allowing forces to respond to emerging threats at unprecedented pace.