Integrated C4I Systems (ICS) |
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Integrated C4I Systems (ICS) is Trident’s business area dedicated to the design, development
and deployment of command and control subsystems, systems, and systems of systems. From COTS integration to custom
discreet components to entire systems of systems solutions, Trident’s ICS products and services are tailored to
meet the needs of DOD and non-DOD customers. Capabilities include, COTS ruggedization techniques, SOA-based software
framework, Complex, multi-site system integration projects, Command center design/build/support, Large-scale
mission-critical systems integration & test, Tactically Rugged COTS-based Networking and COTS–to–Military system
integration. Please contact us to learn more. Some of our products include: |
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PRODUCTS |
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Multi-Function GPS/Emergency Device (MGED)
An all-in-one rugged and mobile solution for dismounted ground forces. MGED integrates the capabilities
and functionality of selective availability anti-spoofing module (SAASM) GPS, Line of Sight (LOS) mesh-network
communications, Beyond Line of Sight (BLOS)/ Satellite Communications (SATCOM) supporting map-based Blue Force
Tracking (BFT), brevity codes and text messaging, all in a handheld system. |
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Secure Communications Converter (SCC)
Desktop, rack mountable and man pack variants, which enable the war fighter to
simultaneously cross-connect voice or data between multiple dissimilar radio types ranging
from commercial cell phones to the legacy and modern military radios, public safety radios,
Voice-Over-IP, push-to-talk and full duplex radios. Support for MIL-STD-1275D vehicle
power; three channel audio cross connection, two channel simultaneous data cross connection. |
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Unattended Ground Sensor Nodes (UGSN)
A scalable family of networked sensor nodes that give you pinpoint surveillance,
reconnaissance and intelligence anywhere. Trident nodes are built tough, emplaced
quickly, and designed for long-term unattended operation. They connect with cameras as well
as acoustic, seismic and other sensors, giving your forces in the field a critical tactical
advantage. Trident’s nodes are so alert, even their wireless network acts as a sensor. |
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Rapid Deployable Display (RDD)
The RDD is a 55” to 60” touchscreen display mounted in a custom rugged enclosure. The
RDD has both an electric or manual lift for increasing and decreasing the displays height.
Designed for a two-man lift the RDD is extremely mobile ad easily transported. The RDD is
fully ruggedized and successfully passed MIL-STD-810G drop testing, allowing the RDD to properly
protect the display against cosmetic, screen, and electronic component damage during transit.
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Video Distribution Unit (VDU)
The VDU is a rugged hardware and IP-based video distribution system that converts all non-VGA
video to RGBHV VGA while providing a minimum of sixteen HD inputs and twelve HD outputs. The VDU
provides full video switching, routing, and mixing, while hosting an Ethernet backbone for all TCP/IP
computers and devices allows users to control and manipulate video sources. The VDU simultaneously
combines four VGA sources into a single VGA feed allowing four video sources to be displayed on a single monitor.
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Video Recording Unit (VRU)
The VRU is a rugged IP based video recording system that receives VGAHV video feeds
and digitizes them into an H.264 format at up to 60 frames per second and stores each stream
(user defined) to a server. In parallel, users can view and playback individual video streams via a
browser window.
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Mobile Optical and Radar Sensor Suite (MORSS)
A fully integrated and rapidly deployable mobile tower system with integrated radar(s), track correlation,
EO/IR video sensor(s), communications, display and control. MORSS allows users to detect, track, and visually
identify aircraft, ground vehicles and dismounts in real-time at significant standoff ranges in challenging environments.
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Wearable Display (WD)
A rugged, full-color display with integral controls that make it ideal for remote and on-the-move operations,
whether inside or out, day or night. Best of all, the WD 1.0 is light enough and small enough to mount easily on
the wrist, so the user’s hands remain free.
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Dismount Intelligence Situational Mapboard (DISM)
A proven Blue Force Tracking (BFT) situational awareness (SA) system for dismount forces. Using
Variable Message Format (VMF), DISM works seamlessly with higher-echelon SA systems like FBCB2 and C2PC,
providing a common operating picture to the tactical edge. With DISM, dismount forces can use handheld
computers and PDAs to see what’s around the corner, and quickly provide exact reports of their position and
status. Coupled with a Radio Network Interface Controller (RNIC), DISM interfaces directly with various military
radios and supports combat net radio specifications MIL-STD-188-220 and MIL-STD-2045-47001.
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