Intelligent Command & Control
Algorithms rewrite the logic of operations · Intelligence hub for heterogeneous forces

Algorithms rewrite the logic of operations
Flymate GCS is an AI-driven C2 system built as a software framework with plug-in extensions. Information converges from the bottom up and orders penetrate from the top down, forming a detect–decide–engage–assess kill chain across the full cycle.
It answers the tactical questions of whether to strike, how and when. A single terminal enables air–ground coordination and turns heterogeneous unmanned systems into scalable fire units.
Flymate Ground Control System
The hub of an all-domain unmanned combat system. Integrates UAVs, counter-UAS interceptors, UGVs and robot dogs into one architecture.

Key features
- Intelligent mission planning: two-level coupled decision-making, with the command node solving complex tasks and the airborne node executing autonomously; dynamic path optimisation from individual infiltration to large-area swarm strike
- Mission continuity under denial: with GNSS lost or under heavy electromagnetic interference, multi-source fusion navigation and redundant path transmission keep the mission running
- Multi-asset common operational picture: a modular design that accommodates small and medium UAVs, interceptors, UGVs and reconnaissance or jamming equipment, so one terminal coordinates a cross-domain fire matrix
- Warhead lethality assessment: fuze and flight-control coupling links pre-strike effectiveness prediction, in-flight geometry optimisation and post-strike assessment into one chain
Target set
Portable Control Terminal
Man-packed form factor, rapid set-up, suited to squad-level and individual infiltration missions.

Key features
- Integrated handheld design, ready on power-up
- High-brightness display, readable in direct sunlight
- Supports multi-aircraft cooperation and mission planning
Squad Control Terminal
Vehicle and squad form factor with multi-aircraft relay, matched to the command needs of medium and large units.

Key features
- Dual-handle control for complex tasking
- Supports swarm control and fire allocation
- Interfaces with higher-echelon command information systems
System advantages
Algorithms instead of hardware
Algorithms handle attack guidance, intelligent command and control, autonomous modelling and path planning, and decision support, reducing dependence on dedicated hardware.
Unified control of heterogeneous assets
AI plus C2 delivers unified control and coordination of UAVs, UGVs, robot dogs and other heterogeneous platforms.
Usable in denied environments
Under GNSS denial and heavy electromagnetic interference, multi-source fusion navigation and redundant transmission maintain mission continuity.
Available on the RC5B portable control terminal, the RC10B squad control terminal and PC, covering command needs from the individual soldier to vehicle-mounted units.




