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Milipol 25 – MP-SEC & Ghost Robotics

Thursday, November 20th, 2025

Ghost Robotics has a tight relationship with MP-SEC in France. Not only does MP-SEC represent the Vision 60 Quadraped Unmanned Ground System and accessories, they also work with clients to outfit the Vision 60 to fill their requirements.

Often referred to colloquially as a “Robot Dog” the Vision 60 is well known to SSD readers for its ability to integrate a wide variety of lethal and sensor packages.

For example, seen above is Ghost Robotics’ new Manipulator Arm. Extendable up to 1 meter, the arm offers seamless integration with 6 Degrees of Freedom. The Vision 60 to the rear is outfitted with a sensor appliqué manufactured in-house at MP-SEC. Customizable for each user need, this version incorporates stereo thermal cameras and illuminator along with a LIDAR package. Manufactured from 6961 T6 aluminum, the sensor package is IP67 rated like the Vision 60 it is mounted to.

They’ve also integrated a system which allows the Vision 60 to carry and deploy two ReconRobotics Throwbots to get a look into tighter spaces.

GeoCue Introduces Immersive Image Explorer in LP360 for Next-Generation Data Fusion and Visualization

Tuesday, October 7th, 2025

Step Inside Your Projects with Imagery Fused Seamlessly onto LiDAR Point Clouds

For Immediate Release – October 8, 2025

Huntsville, AL – GeoCue, a global leader in LiDAR hardware and software solutions, proudly announces the release of theImmersive Image Explorer in LP360, a powerful new tool, available in plans for LP360 Drone or Land Standard, that transforms how users interact with their geospatial data.

The Immersive Image Explorer fuses captured imagery with LiDAR point clouds, enabling professionals to virtually “walk through” their scanned environments inside LP360. Whether collected from aerial, mobile, or handheld TrueView systems, imagery can now be overlaid directly behind point clouds for a richer, more intuitive exploration experience. The Immersive Image Explorer is also compatible with DJI L2 datasets.

“With the Immersive Image Explorer, our customers can step directly into their datasets, navigating captured environments as if they were on-site, while maintaining the accuracy and qualitythat LP360 is known for,” said Frank Darmayan, CEO of GeoCue. “It’s about bringing clarity, speed, and confidence to every project.”

Flexible Image Options

The Immersive Image Explorer supports both frame images imported directly from the integrated cameras on aerial, mobile, or handheld TrueView hardware, as well as fully 360° spherical images collected with the TrueView GO 360 Photo Kit or the FLIR LadyBug camera for mobile mapping. No matter which format is used, the Immersive Image Explorer gives you the ability to pan, scan, and evaluate your photos directly within LP360, ensuring every detail of your project can be examined with clarity and precision.

A New Dimension in LP360 Visualization

The Immersive Image Explorer can be found within the Immersive View Window in LP360. The Immersive View Window is now the fourth main visualization option in LP360, joining Map View (2D), 3D View (isometric), and Profile View (cross-sectional).

Rather than replacing these views, the Immersive View Window complements them by combining many of their core capabilities into a single, intuitive interface. It allows users to view, navigate, and analyze their 3D data from multiple angles in real-time. Within this environment, the Immersive Image Explorer unlocks the ability to overlay imagery directly onto point clouds, seamlessly merging photos and LiDAR into a unified, immersive perspective.

Key Capabilities

Handheld Advantage – Merge imagery from TrueView GO’s three cameras with dense point clouds for detailed indoor and close-range visualization.

Aerial Integration – Seamlessly incorporate images from TrueView aerial payloads to provide context-rich overviews of larger sites.

Immersive Deliverables – Create a “street view” style navigation of your own data, fully measurable and directly inside LP360.

Flexible Image Sources – Works with frame images from integrated TrueView cameras or 360° spherical imagery captured by the TrueView GO 360 Photo Kit or FLIR LadyBug camera for mobile mapping.

Transforming Workflows Across Industries

From confined interior corridors to expansive construction sites, the Immersive Image Explorer empowers surveyors, AEC professionals, and public safety teams to work more effectively. It allows users to verify coverage and spot potential gaps before ever leaving the job site, ensuring confidence in their datasets. By merging real-world imagery with LiDAR, inspection and validation workflows become faster and more accurate, giving teams a deeper understanding of their projects.

“The Immersive Image Explorer is more than a viewer, it’s a smarter way to navigate, validate, and present geospatial data,” added Vivien Heriard Dubreuil, CEO of mdGroup, GeoCue’sparent company. “By combining imagery and LiDAR in one immersive environment, we’re enabling professionals to work faster, communicate better, and deliver more value to their clients.”

With Immersive Image Explorer, LP360 continues to evolve as the industry’s most complete platform for LiDAR and imagery workflows, putting users directly inside their data with clarity and precision.

To learn more about GeoCue, visit www.geocue.com.

MATBOCK Monday: 60mm & 81mm Mortar Training with the MWAD

Monday, September 1st, 2025

Over the last few months we have been out with various units conducting mortar training using the digital indirect fire sight called the Multi-weapon Aiming Device (MWAD).

Software Integration with ATAK & NettWarrior:

The MWAD utilizes the current NettWarrior Tactical Scalable Mobile (TSM) adhoc network and NettWarrior DAPS Gen2 Navigation set for secured communication and PNT (Position Navigation and timing).

Another cool feature is the Dismounted Assured, Positioning, Navigation, and Timing System (DAPS) gen2 utilizes Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) which would allow the MWAD to connect to the only GPS in the world that uses the new M-code (military code). Currently, gun lines use the DAGR, which is an easily jammed p/y code.

The MWAD can already function on the NettWarrior ensemble and is ready for the DoD’s next generation of M-code satellite vehicles.

60mm with DAPs:

81mm Training:

To schedule your demo, please reach out to the MATBOCK sales team at sales@matbock.com

GeoCue Expands in Poland: Geotronics Dystrybucja Joins European Distribution Network

Tuesday, August 12th, 2025

Trusted Trimble Partner Adds TrueView LiDAR and LP360 Software to Product Portfolio

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 11, 2025

Huntsville, AL: GeoCue is proud to announce a new partnership with Geotronics Dystrybucja, one of Poland’s most experienced providers of geospatial solutions. Based in Kraków, Geotronics Dystrybucja officially joins the growing European distribution network for GeoCue, bringing TrueView 3D Imaging Sensorsand LP360 software to professionals across Poland.

Now available through Geotronics, customers throughout Poland can access the full lineup of TrueView LiDAR solutions, including the all-new TrueView GO handheld mapping scanner. From drone LiDAR to mobile and SLAM-based handheld sensors, GeoCue’s products offer cutting-edge tools for collecting and processing accurate, colorized point clouds and geospatial deliverables.

Geotronics is also authorized to distribute LP360, GeoCue’sflagship LiDAR and photogrammetry software. LP360 enables users to extract information, run QA/QC workflows, and create high-quality mapping deliverables with ease in a familiar GIS interface.

With a legacy of over 30 years in the Polish geospatial market, Geotronics Dystrybucja has built its reputation on delivering high-quality surveying and positioning equipment, top-tier support, and trusted service as an authorized Trimble distributor. Their experienced team provides expert advice, warranty and post-warranty service, repairs, equipment rentals, and comprehensive geospatial training.

“We are excited to represent GeoCue in Poland and provide our customers with access to some of the best LiDAR technology available, including the TrueView GO handheld scanner where we already see unique interest,” said Tomasz Zieli?ski, Commercial Director at Geotronics Dystrybucja. “GeoCue’sLiDAR surveying and mapping solutions fit perfectly within our portfolio and will help us continue delivering excellent service and superior products for our customers.”


Geotronics Dystrybucja now offers the TrueView GO handheld LiDAR scanner

As GeoCue continues to expand its reach across Europe, the company is pleased to welcome Geotronics Dystrybucja.

Samuel Flick, European Sales Manager for GeoCue, added, “We’re very grateful to connect with the team at Geotronics and continue growing our presence in Europe. This is a trusted and experienced distributor that shares our commitment to service and innovation. They can expect unparalleled support from everyone at GeoCue to help make this partnership a success.”

With this collaboration, customers in Poland can now explore a more complete set of geospatial tools, from high-performance LiDAR sensors to powerful processing software, backed by the combined support of two experienced teams in GeoCue and Geotronics Dystrybucja.

Safariland Announces Newly Developed Products for Axon Signal Sensor

Thursday, April 24th, 2025

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Safariland®, a brand of The Safariland Group, a leading global provider of safety products designed for the public safety, military, professional and outdoor markets and one of Cadre Holdings, Inc.’s (NYSE: CDRE) (“Cadre”) key brands, is excited to announce its enhanced collaboration with Axon Enterprise, Inc. (“Axon”) in developing the newest suite of holsters and accessories compatible for use with Axon Signal Sensor.

This joint effort delivers purpose-built technology that supports public safety agencies by enabling hands-free activation of Axon body-worn and fleet cameras, helping to ensure critical moments are captured while allowing officers to focus on the task at hand. Signal Sensor, formerly known as Signal Sidearm, wirelessly alerts nearby Axon cameras to begin recording the moment a firearm is drawn from a compatible holster, for both real-time situational awareness and transparent post-incident documentation of Use of Force (UoF) incidents.

Coming this year, 17 updated holsters from Safariland’s 6000 series will be released with dedicated integration for Signal Sensor, along with eight newly developed firearm fits for the recently introduced Ballast Duty Holster. Safariland will also introduce six non-firearm UoF pouches compatible with Signal Sensor allowing integration with equipment, such as Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) spray, batons and handcuffs. The Signal Sensor unit can also be installed on a range of existing in-market holsters using an adapter designed for backward compatibility.

Safariland has worked closely with Axon to simplify the process of ensuring holster compatibility with Axon’s Signal Sensor technology. With a wide range of adaptable holsters, agencies can seamlessly integrate Signal Sensor units either within the holster or mounted, using a bracket. Whether an agency is already equipped with Signal Sensor technology or planning future implementation, achieving compatibility is now easier than ever.

“This collaboration sets a new standard for integrated duty gear technology and reflects our commitment to officer safety and innovation,” said Eric Gasvoda, Vice President and General Manager of Duty Gear for Safariland. “We are proud to partner with Axon in delivering a solution that enhances both situational awareness and accountability.”

“Working with Safariland allows us to push the boundaries of what’s possible in connected public safety technology and expand holster coverage to protect more lives in more places,” said Craig Trudgeon, Senior Vice President of Product at Axon. “This collaboration enables us to broaden our coverage to include additional models in the future — delivering smarter, more seamless tools that empower officers and build trust within communities.”

Safariland and Axon will announce the integrated holster collaboration in Phoenix during the 2025 Axon Week, April 22-25. Axon Week is a premier event focused on public safety technology and innovation.

To explore Safariland’s extensive range of holsters and accessories, visit Safariland.com

Maris-Tech Unveils Diamond Ultra: A Fully Integrated AI-Powered 360° 3D Situational Awareness System for AFVs

Wednesday, April 23rd, 2025

Revolutionary real-time threat detection and airborne protection solution enhances battlefield survivability with advanced AI edge computing and multi-camera integration

Rehovot, Israel, April 22, 2025 – Maris-Tech Ltd. (Nasdaq: MTEK), a global leader in video and AI-based edge computing technology, announces the launch of Diamond Ultra, a fully integrated hardware-software system designed to enhance situational awareness and airborne threat protection for Armored Fighting Vehicles (AFVs) and critical defense applications.

The full-system solution combines a ruggedized processing box with an AI-powered analytics card in one cohesive platform. This integration eliminates compatibility challenges found in separate systems while simplifying deployment and enhancing operational performance in harsh environments.

The Diamond Ultra platform provides comprehensive 360° 3D situational awareness, addressing critical challenges such as blind spots, slow threat detection, and integration complexities in modern combat environments. It integrates up to 11 camera inputs (IP, analog, and HD/SDI) and leverages dual AI accelerators (~60 TOPS) for high-speed processing of multiple video streams simultaneously. This ensures instant threat identification and actionable intelligence for defense teams operating in mission-critical scenarios.

Designed for rapid installation and low maintenance, the Diamond Ultra system supports LTE/5G connectivity, enabling real-time video transmission and remote monitoring from command centers or other off-site locations. This capability enhances operational flexibility by allowing defense teams to maintain oversight even in dynamic or geographically dispersed combat scenarios. Additionally, its continuous recording functionality supports post-event debriefing and training while also enabling the refinement of AI models through raw video data analysis. This ensures long-term operational improvement and adaptability to evolving threats.

Israel Bar, CEO & Founder of Maris-Tech Ltd., emphasized the system’s groundbreaking capabilities:“Diamond Ultra is a transformative milestone for Maris-Tech, an integrated solution that unites advanced AI-powered software with ruggedized hardware into one seamless platform. This innovation eliminates the delays and complexities often caused by separate systems, enabling faster deployment and ensuring consistent performance in mission-critical environments. By integrating situational awareness and threat detection into a single system, we enhance force safety while providingdefense teams with a reliable, future-ready solution that adapts effortlessly to evolving operational demands”.

www.maris-tech.com

USSOCOM Seeks Down Range Crosswind Sensing

Tuesday, April 8th, 2025

The USSOCOM Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) program will soon be accepting submissions for Down Range Crosswind Sensing (DR-CWS), a special area of interest.

The objective is to develop applied research towards developing the capability to measure down range crosswind for long range precision small-arms engagements.

As a part of this feasibility study, the proposers shall address all viable overall system design options for a tactical, man-portable, monostatic device for optically sensing down-range crosswind to enable long range precision small-arms engagements. The device shall be able to measure crosswind conditions ranging from 0-25 mph out to a distance of 800m. In addition, the capability/complexity to manufacture & produce the optical wind sense devices shall be included as part of this feasibility study. The feasibility study should consider system accuracy, signature management, power usage, and system size/weight. The feasibility study should consider usage in tactical environments (timeliness and ability of calibration, rough handling, extreme temperatures, dust/haze, etc) across both day & night.

SOFWERX will host a virtual Q&A session for the areas of interest on 16 April at 1:00 PM ET.

Actual submissions open 23 April 2025 at 12:00 PM ET (Noon).

For more information and to RSVP for the Q&A session, visit events.sofwerx.org/sttr-25-d-release-7.

SOFWERX To Host Next Generation Maritime Optical Systems Collaboration Event for PEO-Maritime

Monday, April 7th, 2025

SOFWERX, in collaboration with USSOCOM Program Executive Office –  Maritime (PEO-M), will host a series of events to identify solutions for the Next Generation Maritime Optical Systems for the Naval Special Warfare Combatant Crafts. 

The Next Generation Maritime Optical Systems Collaboration Event seeks to bring together USSOCOM PEO-M Stakeholders with industry leaders and Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to foster collaboration and gain valuable insights into the current state of the Maritime Optical System market, as well as identify emerging technologies and planned future advancements. This exchange will directly inform the requirements for the upcoming Next Generation Maritime Optical Systems for the Naval Special Warfare Combatant Crafts and ensure the requirements reflect the most cutting-edge and innovative solutions available. 

The collaboration will be crucial in delivering a state-of-the-art system that prioritizes both operator and craft safety and survivability, ultimately enhancing mission effectiveness in challenging maritime environments.   

The legacy Combatant Craft Forward Looking Infrared (CCFLIR) program equipped Special Operations Forces (SOF) with a critical multi-sensor, electro-optic system. This system significantly enhances SOF effectiveness by improving their ability to detect, recognize, identify, range, track, and highlight objects of interest in challenging maritime environments, regardless of visibility conditions. 

Building upon this foundation, the CCFLIR, Increment 2 (CCFLIR2), leveraged technological advancements for a new generation of capabilities. These included increased operational range, advanced image fusion, net-centric data sharing, enhanced information assurance, improved signature management, and seamless integration with craft and combat systems. These upgrades directly support the operational requirements of the Navy’s newer Special Warfare Combatant Craft, ensuring mission success in contested and complex maritime theaters. 

This event will unite USSOCOM SOF AT&L PEO-M, industry leaders, and subject matter experts to collaboratively shape the future of maritime superiority. Together, we will define the Next Generation Maritime Optical System for our Combatant Craft fleet, ensuring our advantage both today and for decades to come.

The goal is to leverage cutting-edge technology to significantly enhance the current Maritime Optical System capabilities (CCFLIR and CCFLIR2) in several key areas: 

Increased Operational Range:? Extending the Electro-Optical and Infrared (EO/IR) effective reach.

Advanced Image Fusion:  Combining data from different sensors for a clearer tactical picture.

Net-Centric Data Sharing: ?Seamlessly sharing real-time information across the network.

Enhanced Information Assurance:? Protecting sensitive data from unauthorized access and cyber threats.

Improved Signature Management: ?Minimizing multi-sensor detectability.

All-Weather Capability:  Unhindered by darkness, fog, smoke and adverse weather conditions.

Seamless Craft and Combat Systems Integration:  Ensuring the EO/IR system connects seamlessly with other onboard systems.

Increased Sea State Operation:  Ensuring the EO/IR system can survive operations during Sea State 5 conditions.

Ensuring Increased Maintainability:  Especially regarding fragile components like glass and cables, requires a multi-pronged approach focusing on design, material selection, and maintenance procedures.

Decreased Footprint:  System shall have a smaller footprint then the current Combatant Craft Forward Looking Infrared (CCFLIR 2) from a size, weight and power standpoint.

These upgrades are crucial for equipping the Navy’s Legacy and Future Combatant Crafts, ultimately enhancing both crew and craft survivability and effectiveness in challenging operational environments. 

The first event is scheduled for 10 June 2025.

Request to Attend NLT 23 April 2025 11:59 PM ET.

Learn more here.