Kehitys / C2 ja kojelaudat

Komento- ja johtamisohjelmistokehitys

NATO-kokeneen tiimin rakentama

Insinöroimme komento- ja johtamisjärjestelmiä puolustus- ja tiedusteluoperaattoreille — reaaliaikainen datafuusio, operatiiviset kuvat ja C4ISR-alustat, jotka toimivat kiistanalaisissa ympäristöissä. Suunniteltu kenttäkäyttöönottoon, HQ-integrointiin ja NATO-yhteentoimivuuteen.

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Tehokas komento- ja johtamisohjelmistokehitys vaatii enemmän kuin kojelaudan rakentamisen. Modernien C2-järjestelmien on nieltävä dataa radikaalisti erilaisista lähteistä — UAV-syötteet, elektroniset sodankäynninturisanturit, HUMINT-raportit, SIGINT-sieppatuihinlisä, logistiikkatietokannat ja liittolaisverkkojen peittokuvat — ja esitettävä ne yhteisenä operatiivisena kuvana (COP) lähes reaaliajassa. Useimmat puolustusohjelmat aliarvioivat tämän integrointirasituksen, kunnes ovat jo kesken ohjelman.

Role-based access and command hierarchy are equally critical. Operators at the platoon level require a filtered, task-relevant view. Battalion and brigade commanders need aggregated status across multiple subordinate units. Intelligence analysts require access to source data and confidence ratings. Building a C2 system that surfaces the right information to the right user — without leaking sensitive data across role boundaries — requires careful authorization architecture that goes far beyond standard application access control.

Finally, C4ISR platforms operating in degraded communications environments must behave predictably when connectivity drops. Resilient data synchronization, local caching, and graceful degradation to offline mode are not optional enhancements — they are foundational requirements for any C2 platform intended for field deployment alongside NATO or partner-nation forces.

What We Build

Real-Time Data Fusion Dashboards

Low-latency dashboards that ingest streaming sensor data and render a live operational picture. Purpose-built for the throughput demands of active tactical environments, with sub-second refresh on critical tracks.

Multi-Source Sensor Integration

Adapters and normalization pipelines for UAV telemetry, electronic warfare (EW) feeds, radar tracks, HUMINT submissions, and SIGINT reports. We build the connectors that turn disparate data into a unified operational layer.

Role-Based Access & Command Hierarchy

Keycloak-backed authorization aligned to your command structure. Operators see what their role permits. Commanders retain full visibility. Data classification boundaries are enforced at the API layer, not the UI layer.

Operational Picture (COP) Synthesis

Geospatial correlation of friendly force positions, enemy activity, sensor coverage, and logistics status on a single map canvas. PostGIS, Mapbox GL, and custom symbology aligned to NATO APP-6 standards.

Interoperability with Delta & STANAG Formats

Integration experience with Ukraine's Delta C2 system and NATO data exchange standards including STANAG-4586 (UAV control) and ADatP-3 (NFFI/MIP). We build the bridges between allied systems.

Deployable Dashboards for Field and HQ

Containerized Kubernetes deployments that run on-premise, in air-gapped environments, or on cloud-adjacent infrastructure. HQ receives enterprise-grade observability; field nodes operate with minimal connectivity requirements.

Built With Corvus.Head

Corvus.Head — Our Productized C2 Dashboard

Corvus.Head is the battlefield intelligence dashboard we developed from our direct experience delivering C2 systems at Ukraine's national defense level. It integrates infantry position reports, artillery fire missions, UAV tracks, EW detections, and SIGINT data into a single operational picture, with role-based views from platoon to strategic command.

For clients who need a proven C2 foundation rather than a ground-up build, Corvus.Head dramatically reduces program risk and time-to-deployment. It can be configured for your unit taxonomy, data sources, and operational environment — and extended with custom integrations where your program requires it.

Learn more about Corvus.Head →

Our Approach

C2 delivery is not a standard software project. Operational requirements are expressed in mission terms, not feature lists. Our three-step methodology is designed for defense programs.

How We Deliver
01
Operational Requirements Workshop

We begin with a structured session — not a generic discovery call — mapping your command hierarchy, data sources, role taxonomy, and interoperability constraints directly to system requirements.

02
Data Source Inventory & Integration Design

We audit every data source — format, latency, volume, and reliability — and produce an integration architecture before a single line of application code is written. This is where most C2 programs fail; we address it explicitly.

03
Iterative Deployment with Operator Feedback

We deploy functional increments to representative users — not just to a staging environment. Operator feedback from each cycle shapes the next. This keeps the system aligned with how personnel actually work under operational conditions.

Technology Stack

React TypeScript D3.js Mapbox GL WebSocket Kafka PostgreSQL PostGIS Redis Kubernetes Keycloak STANAG-4586 NATO ADatP-3

Why Corvus

Frequently Asked Questions

What is C2 software development?

C2 software development refers to engineering the command and control systems that defense and intelligence organizations use to direct forces, fuse sensor data, and maintain situational awareness. This encompasses dashboards, data fusion pipelines, role-based access layers, geospatial displays, and interoperability adapters — the full stack required to turn raw operational data into a coherent common operational picture (COP).

How long does it take to build a C2 dashboard?

A production-ready C2 dashboard with real-time data fusion typically requires 4–8 months from requirements sign-off to operational deployment, depending on the number of integrated data sources, security accreditation requirements, and the complexity of the command hierarchy. Initial functional prototypes with 2–3 integrated feeds can be delivered within 6–8 weeks for evaluation purposes.

Can Corvus integrate with Delta or NATO STANAG systems?

Yes. Corvus Intelligence has direct integration experience with Ukraine's Delta C2 system and has developed solutions tested against NATO STANAG-4586 (UCS for UAV) and ADatP-3 (NFFI/MIP) data formats.

Do you handle classified or air-gapped deployments?

We design our C2 platforms with deployment flexibility in mind. Our architecture supports on-premise Kubernetes deployments, offline-capable builds, and air-gapped environments where external connectivity is restricted. Specific accreditation pathways and security classification handling are scoped during the operational requirements workshop at the start of each engagement.

What technologies does Corvus use for C2 dashboard development?

Corvus Intelligence builds C2 dashboards using React for front-end interfaces, Node.js and Python for back-end services, PostgreSQL and time-series databases for operational data, and containerised microservices on Kubernetes. Geospatial layers use Mapbox or Leaflet, and real-time data flows use WebSocket and gRPC for low-latency updates.

Can C2 dashboards be integrated with UAV control systems?

Yes. Corvus has hands-on experience integrating C2 dashboards with UAV telemetry feeds, video streams, and mission planning interfaces. Integration covers real-time position tracking, payload data overlays, and tasking queue management aligned with STANAG-4586 and related interoperability standards.

What is a Common Operational Picture (COP) and why does it matter?

A Common Operational Picture is a unified, real-time shared display of battlefield data across command levels. It eliminates information silos by consolidating sensor feeds, unit positions, threat intelligence, and mission status into a single interface. A well-built COP reduces decision cycle times and improves coordination across distributed forces.

How does Corvus handle data security in C2 systems?

Security is embedded throughout the development lifecycle. All C2 systems built by Corvus include role-based access control (RBAC), end-to-end encryption for data in transit and at rest, comprehensive audit logging of user actions, and hardened API gateways. Security review and penetration testing are conducted before operational deployment.

Do you provide ongoing maintenance and support after C2 deployment?

Yes. Corvus Intelligence offers post-deployment support covering software maintenance, security patching, feature extensions, and operational incident response. Support scope and service levels are defined during the project scoping phase and tailored to the operational tempo of the deployed system.

How do we start a C2 dashboard development project with Corvus?

The process begins with an operational requirements workshop where we map your data sources, command hierarchy, integration points, and key use cases. From this we produce a system design, timeline, and cost estimate. To start a conversation, use the contact form on this page or reach us at contact@corvusintell.com.

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