Shadow Nexus

Cutting-edge JADC2 (Joint All-Domain Command and Control) platform that integrates with all mission-critical products, including legacy, partner, and future systems. Designed for quick deployment, Nexus comes in a carry-on-sized, rugged Pelican case, making it both highly portable and resilient in harsh environments. Equipped with a large screen in the case lid and modular compute, network connectivity, and integration features, Nexus enables rapid customization and real-time command and control operations across all domains.

Ready for Rapid Deployment
With Portable, Rugged Design

Seamlessly Connect to Partner and Legacy Technologies, Ensuring Compatibility Across Systems.

Customizable to Always Fit the Mission

  • Modular Design: Customizable compute, networking, and integration capabilities for a wide range of missions.
  • Seamless Interoperability: Supports partner products, legacy systems, and future technologies.
  • Portable: Carry-on sized, ruggedized Pelican case for fast, easy deployment.
  • Built-In Display: Large, integrated screen in the case lid for real-time monitoring and control.
  • Rapid Customization: Adaptable for different mission needs with quick setup.

Applications

Below are just a few of the many ways the Nexus platform can be used

The Nexus platform can function as a secure gateway to enable connectivity between SIPR (Secret Internet Protocol Router) and NIPR (Non-classified Internet Protocol Router) networks.
Use Case: A forward-operating base requires classified and unclassified network access. Nexus ensures robust segmentation, secure encryption, and compliance with MIL-STD and TEMPEST requirements, making it ideal for classified communications in contested environments.

Nexus serves as an expeditionary gateway integrating multiple communication protocols and devices like SDR (Software-Defined Radio), Wi-Fi HaLow, cellular networks, and satellite communications.
Use Case: A small unit operating in a remote area uses Nexus to bridge communication gaps by aggregating multiple transmission methods (e.g., Satcom for long-range connectivity and HaLow for local mesh networking). The system ensures real-time, secure communication across team members and higher command.

Nexus enables portable, ruggedized datacenter capabilities for processing, storing, and transmitting large volumes of data in austere environments.
Use Case: In a disaster response scenario, a Nexus-based deployable datacenter is used to host critical applications, collect sensor data, and provide analytics on-site. Its robust hardware ensures reliable performance under harsh conditions like extreme temperatures and vibrations.

Nexus integrates with drone platforms to provide centralized management, telemetry, and mission control capabilities.
Use Case: A military unite manages a fleet of surveillance drones using Nexus to coordinate missions, analyze real-time video feeds, and relay data to a JADC2 command network. The platform ensures secure communication and supports integration with AI tools for threat analysis.

Nexus can be configured as a rugged HDMI multi-viewer, aggregating and outputting video feeds from various sources for situational awareness in field command centers.
Use Case: During a live operation, a field commander uses Nexus to display real-time video from drones, body-worn cameras, and surveillance systems on a single screen including the integrated screen or large external displays. The rugged design ensures the device withstands field conditions, while advanced signal processing eliminates latency.