Open & interoperable
Open by design. Built to integrate.
Decisive awareness shouldn't mean replacing everything you already field. Runic Defence is engineered to integrate — not to lock you in.
The problem
Closed platforms concentrate risk.
Single-vendor, integrated stacks reduce up-front integration effort, but they shift pricing power, roadmap control, and supply-chain dependence to one vendor. When a platform becomes the operating system for an entire force, switching costs become prohibitive — and adopting a better capability later gets harder, not easier.
How Runic Defence is built
Best-of-breed, connected — and yours to control.
Integrate, don't replace
Runic Defence's systems are designed to operate alongside the command software, radios, sensors, and autonomous platforms you already field — added where they have a clear edge, not forced as a rip-and-replace.
Open, IP-based interfaces
Built on common, IP-based networking and autonomy interfaces so capabilities can connect to existing infrastructure rather than a proprietary bus.
Modular adoption
Adopt a single capability — perception, navigation, sensing, communications, or command — or the whole connected system. Scale at your own pace.
No single-vendor lock-in
Keep pricing power, roadmap control, and supply-chain choice. An open architecture means you can adopt a better point capability later without abandoning your stack.
What that looks like
Add capability without surrendering the stack.
- Feed Raven detections into your existing command picture
- Add Raven Nav as a platform-agnostic GPS-denied localization layer
- Bridge IP systems over hardened links with Raven Link, alongside your radios
- Coordinate Runic Defence and third-party assets through ODIN Command Center
- Start with one system; expand into the full connected network over time
Tell us what you already field.
We'll show you where Runic Defence fits — additively.