ODIN is deployed with US Army at NTC

ODIN is back ‘on-the-move’ with 1st Cavalry Division, U.S. Army down at The National Training Center and Fort Irwin, expanding what’s possible for situational awareness on the modern battlefield.

In a 2-week long, intensive set of live experiments, ODIN has been tested under pressure, in a live maneuver in defense and ofense, force on force – delivering live air tracks into the FAAD-C2 while fully deployed on US Army maneuvering assets.

For the first time in an exercise on the manuever, ODIN detected and tracked a swarm of customized drones communicating over cellular signals, using an interconnected web of passive sensors deployed both stationary, on armored vehicles in motion, and integrating with a tethered drone to extend visibility from altitude.

With its small form factor, low power, and flexible deployment, ODIN delivers full-spectrum awareness, enabling faster decisions, stronger protection, and mission success in an environment where speed, awareness, and adaptability define the fight.

This is the new frontier. Bringing lethal force forward through passivity to our warfighters.