16 Oct 25. Kopin and THEON International Advance Alliance Following Regulatory Approval of $15M Agreement & Additional $8M Joint Development. Kopin Corporation (NASDAQ: KOPN) a leading provider of application-specific optical systems and high-performance microdisplays for defense, training, enterprise, industrial, consumer and medical products, today announced the closing of its previously disclosed $15.0m strategic investment agreement with THEON International Plc (Euronext Amsterdam: THEON). The transaction, which received regulatory approval, closed on Thursday, October 16th, 2025. In addition to the $15m investment from THEON International the companies contemplate entering into a separately funded $8m non-recurring engineering (NRE) agreement to co-develop a military-grade display. This advanced display technology would be intended for integration into a variety of defense platforms, including high-performance augmented reality solutions for defense applications. The NRE initiative is a significant step forward in the companies’ shared commitment to innovation and has the potential to accelerate development across multiple defense programs and global markets.
“The partnership between THEON and Kopin represents a true transatlantic alliance, driving innovation in the dismounted soldier system domain for today’s missions and tomorrow’s needs,” said Christian Hadjiminas, Founder and CEO of THEON. “Our contemplated $8.0 million non-recurring engineering (NRE) agreement for military-grade display development would further reinforce our commitment and confidence in working with the Kopin team.”
“THEON’s investment underscores the strength of our partnership and the strategic value we see in bringing our teams together to accelerate business wins in new markets and leverage our shared vision and commitment to innovation,” said Michael Murray, Chairman and CEO of Kopin. “This collaboration is more than financial—it’s a fusion of complementary capabilities that positions us to deliver cutting-edge solutions to defense and enterprise customers worldwide. By aligning our engineering talent, manufacturing infrastructure, and global reach, we’re creating a powerful platform for growth and co-development. As defense modernization efforts intensify across the globe, this partnership enables us to respond with agility, scale, and technological leadership.”
Advisors
Stifel acted as exclusive financial advisor and placement agent to Kopin.
About Theon International Plc
THEON GROUP of companies develops and manufactures cutting-edge night vision and thermal Imaging systems for Defense and Security applications with a global footprint. THEON GROUP started its operations in 1997 from Greece and today occupies a leading role in the sector thanks to its international presence through subsidiaries and production facilities in Greece, Cyprus, Germany, the Baltics, the United States, the Gulf States, Switzerland, Denmark, Belgium, Singapore and South Korea. THEON GROUP has more than 200,000 systems in service with Armed and Special Forces in 71 countries around the world, 26 of which are NATO countries. THEON INTERNATIONAL PLC has been listed on Euronext Amsterdam (AMS: THEON).
About Kopin
Kopin Corporation is a leading developer and provider of innovative display, and application-specific optical solutions sold as critical components and subassemblies for defense, enterprise, professional and consumer products. Kopin’s portfolio includes microdisplays, display modules, eyepiece assemblies, image projection modules, and vehicle mounted and head-mounted display systems that incorporate ultra-small high-resolution Active Matrix Liquid Crystal displays (AMLCD), Ferroelectric Liquid Crystal on Silicon (FLCoS) displays, MicroLED displays (µLED) and Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) displays, a variety of optics, and low-power ASICs. For more information, please visit Kopin’s website at www.kopin.com. Kopin is a trademark of Kopin Corporation. (Source: BUSINESS WIRE)
19 Oct 25. Britain’s Smiths Group to sell interconnect unit to Koch’s Molex in $1.75bn deal. Smiths Group said on Thursday it will sell its interconnect unit to U.S. electronic components maker Molex Electronic in a deal valued at 1.3bn pounds ($1.75bn), after facing investor pressure to break up the conglomerate. Under pressure from U.S. activist investor Engine Capital, Smiths Group said earlier this year that it would divest its interconnect arm to focus on industrial technologies through its John Crane and Flex-Tek businesses. (Source: Reuters)
16 Oct 25. Nedinsco, a specialist in high-end mechatronic and optical systems, acquired ViNotion on 9 October 2025. With this strategic acquisition, Nedinsco strengthens its technological capabilities, particularly in the field of image interpretation using Vision-AI technology. The combined expertise enables the companies to offer their customers even more innovative and integrated solutions. ViNotion, based in Eindhoven, specializes in embedded Vision-AI, image processing, and the software integration of camera sensors into machines and systems. The company has built a strong reputation for developing intelligent software solutions used in various markets. As part of Nedinsco, ViNotion can further expand its OEM services by combining software with complex optical and mechatronic systems. Customer demand is increasingly shifting toward smart, integrated total solutions featuring AI, sensors, and software that perfectly meet market needs. This creates new growth opportunities beyond the defense sector, including robotics, agriculture and traffic management.
Arno Bouwmeester, Managing Director of Nedinsco: “We are proud to welcome ViNotion to Nedinsco. Their expertise in computer vision and software is a perfect complement to our knowledge of optics and mechatronics. Together, we can offer our customers even more innovative, integrated solutions that are ready for the future.”
Egbert Jaspers, Director of ViNotion: “Joining Nedinsco offers us a unique opportunity to further develop our technology and bring it to new markets. We share the same passion for technological innovation and quality, and we look forward to working together on groundbreaking projects.”
About Nedinsco
Nedinsco (Venlo, the Netherlands) develops and manufactures high-end optical and mechatronic systems for defense and industrial applications. With more than 100 years of experience, Nedinsco provides integrated solutions from design to production, with a strong focus on precision, quality, and innovation.
More information: www.nedinsco.com
About ViNotion
Since 2007, ViNotion (Eindhoven, the Netherlands) has established itself as a leading specialist in Vision AI technology. Its mission is to make the value of Vision AI accessible worldwide for products. ViNotion applies artificial intelligence to interpret visual information and use it to drive innovation across various industries.
16 Oct 25. Thales says it has no satellite deal yet with Airbus, Leonardo after report that signing is near. France’s Thales (TCFP.PA), said on Thursday that the work to form a European satellite alliance with Aircraft maker Airbus (AIR.PA) and Italy’s Leonardo (LDOF.MI) was ongoing, responding to a media report that an agreement in principle had been found. German newspaper Boersen-Zeitung reported on Thursday that the three aerospace groups had come to an understanding but added that the signing of an outline deal would take place over the next few days, citing unspecified sources familiar with the matter. Airbus was not immediately available for comment. Leonardo declined to comment. Reuters reported last month that the three groups had redoubled efforts to combine their satellite businesses into a 10 bn-euro ($11.7 bn), French-headquartered joint venture and are working towards hammering out an initial agreement in coming weeks. Airbus Defence and Space CEO Michael Schoellhorn has since said the project was on track but several issues had yet to be clarified. (Source: Reuters)
13 Oct 25. Trident Maritime Systems (“Trident”), a leading maritime systems and solutions provider and portfolio company of investment affiliates of J.F. Lehman & Company (“JFLCO”), announced the divestiture of Trident Maritime Systems UK Limited and its subsidiaries, including Aeronautical & General Instruments Limited (“AGI”), to DC Capital Partners (“DC Capital”), a private equity firm focused on middle market government and engineering companies. AGI is a leading provider of highly engineered electronic systems that support landing, navigation, communications and other mission-critical naval applications. Since its inception in 1915, AGI has built a strong legacy of technical expertise and earned a reputation for excellence in providing naval solutions to the U.S., U.K. and Allied naval fleets around the globe.
Joe Mullen, Chief Executive Officer of Trident, commented, “We are very appreciative of David Hyde and the AGI team for all their efforts to grow AGI under Trident’s ownership, and we are looking forward to seeing the business capitalize on its multitude of exciting opportunities under new ownership. This divestiture will allow Trident to continue to sharpen our focus on delivering for our core U.S. customers as we look to support the U.S. Navy’s robust shipbuilding and sustainment plans.”
AGI CEO, David Hyde, commented, “Together with JFLCO and Trident, we have achieved tremendous success, and we now look forward to partnering with DC Capital to seize new opportunities and shape an even brighter future.”
Headquartered in Arlington, VA, Trident is a systems and solutions provider to government and commercial shipbuilders and ship operators across the globe with a comprehensive suite of complex, integrated maritime systems and aftermarket service offerings. The company maintains operating locations strategically positioned near major naval and commercial shipbuilders across the U.S. and internationally.
KippsDeSanto & Co. served as financial advisor to Trident on the transaction and Jones Day provided legal counsel.
10 Oct 25. Altitude Angel Files for Administration. It’s unfortunate to learn that Altitude Angel has entered administration. The company played a pivotal role in the UK drone ecosystem, providing an accessible, centralised platform for UAS operators to review airspace restrictions and obtain digital flight authorisations within controlled zones. On 7 October 2025, FRP Advisory were appointed as joint administrators, drawing a line under a decade in which Altitude Angel helped shape how uncrewed aviation is integrated with traditional air traffic services. For many commercial pilots and hobbyists alike, this creates immediate uncertainty about the availability of data and authorisation workflows they had come to rely on. Founded in 2014 by Richard Parker and headquartered in Reading, Altitude Angel set out to deliver global-scale tools for safe, routine drone operations. Its mission evolved into a full UTM stack that connected regulators, ANSPs, airports, infrastructure owners and operators through a common digital backbone. The company’s messaging consistently emphasised compliance, safety and interoperability, and it backed that up with an expanding portfolio that served both enterprise infrastructure managers and day-to-day pilots, including resources for UK operators on CAA drones guidance.
A statement on the Altitude Angel website on Tuesday 7th October 2025 confirmed the news
Two flagship technologies defined the brand. GuardianUTM offered a cloud platform for airspace and land access management, enabling quick approvals, auditable records, and a digital interface for both airspace managers and operators. ARROW provided wide-area surveillance and data fusion, designed to enable BVLOS flights by creating a shared picture of crewed and uncrewed traffic that could be consumed as a service. Together, these tools aimed to make authorisations faster for pilots, more defensible for asset owners, and more scalable for authorities that needed to supervise increasingly complex low-level airspace.
Altitude Angel also led some of the UK’s most visible UAS initiatives. Project Skyway proposed and then built out sections of a 165-mile drone corridor across England, intended to demonstrate routine BVLOS operations without segregating airspace.
The effort, delivered with partners such as BT and supported through the UK’s Future Flight Challenge, concluded pilots and demonstrations in early 2025 and showcased how “separation as a service” could unlock practical use cases, from inspections and logistics to emergency response. This program was more than a headline, it was a living laboratory that influenced standards conversations and public understanding of what modern UTM can deliver.
Crucially, Altitude Angel cultivated relationships with established aviation actors. Its strategic partnership with NATS Services signalled a maturing interface between ANSP-grade safety culture and digital UTM capabilities. For UK operators, that partnership promised a clearer pathway to integrated services, where digital approval, surveillance data, and procedural oversight would align with how controlled airspace is managed today. In Europe and beyond, collaborations with organisations like AirHub pointed to a model in which local mission-planning tools could plug into a common UTM fabric, improving compliance while reducing friction for day-to-day flying. None of that means the company’s approach was without detractors. Pricing and charge points within approval workflows sometimes split opinion among airspace stakeholders, particularly where previously informal or manual processes were being digitised and monetised. Yet the alternative is not a zero-cost world, it is a patchwork of inconsistent rules, paper-based approvals and fragmented data, which tends to slow innovation and increase risk. The best lesson to take from Altitude Angel’s trajectory is that sustainable UTM requires clear public value, defensible safety cases, and economic models that work for both infrastructure providers and the operator community. That is a balancing act, and it becomes even harder when macroeconomic headwinds and regulatory complexity increase the cost of doing business across the sector. What happens next matters for everyone who flies or depends on aerial data. Operators will want continuity for airspace data layers, NOTAM awareness, and digital authorisation portals that have become part of pre-flight routines. Airports, ports and landowners that adopted GuardianUTM workflows will look for a migration path that preserves their audit trail and policy configurations. Regulators and ANSPs face pressure to maintain confidence in BVLOS corridors, especially where trials like Skyway established momentum for real-world services. The industry should push for a managed transition that keeps essential datasets available, even if that means interim hosting or fast-tracked integrations with alternative UTM providers. There are also reasons to be cautiously optimistic about the broader UTM landscape. The past two years saw increasing ANSP engagement, more rigorous demonstrations of detect-and-avoid services, and partnerships that pair mission planning with airspace services in a modular way. If those trends continue, the UK can still capitalise on the groundwork laid by Altitude Angel, provided the community prioritises interoperability, open standards, and continuity plans that prevent critical services dissolving when a single vendor falters. The NATS partnership model and European collaborations offer starting points for that conversation, since they already anticipate a federated ecosystem where different tools interoperate rather than compete as monoliths. For detect-and-avoid context, see the CAA’s guidance in CAP1861A.
Altitude Angel’s absence will be felt because it helped normalise what modern UTM can look like, turning abstract policy into usable tools. While its fee structure and growth bets invited debate, the company advanced the conversation in the UK from pilots and proofs to scalable services. If the community can preserve the momentum around digital authorisation, shared surveillance, and pragmatic BVLOS corridors, then the legacy of this chapter may still be progress, not retreat. The work now is to ensure continuity, learn from the economics, and double down on an interoperable ecosystem that outlives any single provider. (Source: UAS VISION/SkyTech Cambridge)
10 Oct 25. DC Capital Partners, an Alexandria, VA based private equity firm focused on making investments in Government and Engineering businesses, is pleased to announce it has acquired Aeronautical & General Instruments Limited (“AGI” or the “Company”), a leading UK provider of integrated maritime technologies and systems. This acquisition represents a significant milestone for AGI, which was formed following the 2017 merger of two renowned UK engineering companies Aeronautical and General Instruments Limited (“AGI”) and Aish Technologies Limited (“Aish”) and subsequently acquired by Trident Maritime Systems in 2022. AGI and Aish are two heritage businesses, each with over 100 years of operational history, that have been instrumental in shaping the evolution of naval technology in the UK and abroad. The transaction will allow AGI to operate as an independent company, which will allow the business to more effectively service their existing customers while expanding the capabilities and geographical reach of the business in a disciplined, strategic manner. The Company will continue to be well positioned to assist their current and future customers to address increased global uncertainty and the renewed commitment of allied nations to invest in the defense organizations of their respective countries. DC Capital Partners brings deep sector experience in government-related businesses and a strong commitment to long-term value creation. Their plans for AGI include strategic investments in technology, engineering talent, and infrastructure, with a clear focus on supporting national defense priorities and further growing the organization.
“We are delighted to welcome AGI into the DC Capital portfolio,” said Thomas J. Campbell, Founder and Managing Partner of DC Capital. “The AGI team shares our core values of always doing the right thing and treating people the way you want to be treated. As we build out all aspects of the business, both internally and externally, we will ensure these values remain at the core of the Company.”
DC Capital Partners’ Jeff Weber commented, “AGI’s deep legacy, recent transformation, and future facing ambition align strongly with our mission. We look forward to working with David Hyde and the impressive team at AGI. The Company has unique capabilities that are critical to allied Navies, and we will continue to invest in these capabilities to ensure the continued success of the business.”
Over the past three years, AGI has undergone a substantial transformation, merging AGI and Aish into a single, unified organization. This has resulted in a strengthened business, able to deliver cutting-edge systems across command and control, navigation aids, rugged electronics, secure enclosures and lighting technologies.
“We are immensely proud of the journey that has brought us here,” said David Hyde, Chief Executive Officer of Aeronautical & General Instruments Limited. “With the integration of AGI and Aish under the leadership of Trident Maritime Systems, we have created a highly capable and forward-looking organization. This next chapter under the ownership of DC Capital Partners marks an exciting opportunity to accelerate investment, expand our capabilities, and strengthen our support to customers in the UK and internationally.”
AGI, together with its new owners, is committed to ensuring a seamless transition and continued excellence for all customers and partners.
About Aeronautical & General Instruments Limited
AGI delivers mission-critical systems and technologies to naval and commercial maritime markets. With deep technical capabilities and a heritage stretching back more than a century through Aeronautical and General Instruments Limited and Aish Technologies Limited, the company provides solutions in navigation, control, enclosures, and integrated platform systems.
About DC Capital Partners
DC Capital Partners is a private equity investment firm headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, focused on making control investments in middle market, U.S.-based, Government and Engineering companies. Learn more at www.dccp.com.
09 Oct 25. IronGate Capital Advisors, one of the country’s most active defense tech venture capital firms, announced last week that its investment portfolio has grown to over 540 companies across its two funds, ranging from seed stage start-ups to later-stage growth equity companies. Since its founding in 2018, IronGate Capital Advisors has sought to be the most collaborative partner in the defense tech ecosystem by co-investing with many of the leading investors in this space. IronGate Capital Advisors announced this portfolio milestone at their “Strength Through Innovation Summit,” hosted in collaboration with frequent co-investment partner and fellow defense tech VC firm Stellar Ventures, in Washington, DC. Other major announcements from portfolio companies presenting at the event included:
- Atomic 6 discussed their new product line Space Armor, the first radom for space that protects satellites from debris and DEW while allowing for radio frequency permeability;
- Clearspeed secured a $60 m Series D funding round for their dual-use voice-based risk assessment technology, to further their mission to build trust at speed and scale for clients across the globe;
- Delta Black announced the successful first flight of their Raider 330 Group 3 drone that will dramatically change the logistics and kinetic terrain in the INDOPACOM theatre;
- Skyfi showcased how its Earth Intelligence platform delivers real-time answers from space for government and commercial users, helping decision-makers monitor global activity and act faster.
The two-day, invite-only, sold out summit brought together top officials from the defense, intelligence, and space communities, as well as private sector innovators and investors. The annual event focuses on the critical challenges and investment opportunities facing the national security landscape. This year the conference was co-sponsored by 15 different companies led by: Albers Aerospace, AWS, Cooley, Delta Black, Stifel and Victory6.
“We are in a tech arms race where speed, innovation, and capital allocation are decisive,” said Ryan Morfin, Founding Partner at IronGate Capital Advisors. “Venture capital must be more than just a source of funding; we must be strategic partners to both our portfolio companies and the government, helping them navigate the complex federal landscape to deliver solutions at the speed of relevance.”
Similar to IronGate Capital Advisors’ “Founders Summit” hosted in conjunction with ARLIS at the University of Maryland earlier this year, the “Strength Through Innovation Summit” discussed strategies to achieve scale and catalyze corporate growth while providing cutting-edge defense innovation and executing on the Reindustrialization of American manufacturing.
Fireside chats and panel discussions were led by a distinguished roster of speakers, including:
- Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Christopher C. Miller, who delivered a keynote fireside chat on the future of the national security landscape and the role of private innovation;
- Devin Nunes, Chairman of the President’s Intelligence Advisory Board and CEO and Chairman of Trump Media & Technology Group;
- Major General Dennis Q. Bythewood, Special Assistant to the Chief of Space Operations at USSF;
- Rt Hon Dr. Liam Fox, Chairman of the Abraham Accords Prosperity Group and former Secretary of the UK’s Ministry of Defence.
“Stellar Ventures is proud to have added space as a central theme of the Strength Through Innovation Summit. By uniting government leaders, prime contractors, and entrepreneurs building the next generation of companies and capabilities, we fostered conversations needed to accelerate America’s most critical technologies,” said Celeste Ford, Managing Director at Stellar Ventures, Board Chair and Founder of Stellar Solutions Inc.
About IronGate Capital Advisors: IronGate Capital Advisors is an early-stage venture capital investment firm focused on dual-use national security technologies. The firm’s mission is to direct capital to the highest-performing ventures in the advanced technology arena, with a specific focus on innovations in aerospace, defense, and intelligence, and national security. IronGate’s investment approach enables it to deploy capital into companies developing technologies that meet the most demanding national security requirements and strengthen the United States. More information can be found on our website at www.irongatevc.com(Source: BUSINESS WIRE)
13 Oct 25. Sigma Defense Systems, a leading provider of CJADC2, C5ISR, and DevSecOps solutions, today announced the acquisition of Aries Defense, a defense technology company founded in 2017 that specializes in tactical video and sensor integration, with a focus on capturing and distributing UAV and unattended sensor data for real-time situational awareness.
The acquisition strengthens Sigma Defense’s CJADC2 capabilities at the tactical edge, integrating Aries Defense’s mission-proven edge ISR products with Sigma’s Olympus ecosystem, a DevSecOps-enabled platform for software development, orchestration, and multi-domain data fusion. Together, the companies will enable commanders and warfighters to securely share real-time ISR video and sensor data across the joint force, ensuring a seamless flow of information from the tactical edge into the CJADC2 enterprise.
“With the acquisition of Aries Defense, we are furthering Sigma Defense’s mission to deliver resilient, software-defined CJADC2 capabilities to the warfighter,” said Matt Jones, CEO of Sigma Defense. “Aries brings a field-proven portfolio of tactical ISR solutions that complement our Olympus ecosystem, enabling us to deliver real-time situational awareness, interoperability, and decision advantage in the most challenging operational environments.”
Aries Defense’s portfolio of products: OverWatch™, CheckPoints™, Recon® V OverWatch™, and NEOS™—are purpose-built to connect cameras, UAVs, and unattended sensors into secure tactical networks, delivering persistent surveillance and full-motion video (FMV) even in denied, degraded, intermittent, and limited (D-DIL) environments. Their solutions are fielded under U.S. Marine Corps programs of record, validating their operational effectiveness.
By combining Aries Defense’s edge ISR capture, networking, and interoperability tools with Olympus’ cloud-native DevSecOps foundation for data fusion, orchestration, and distribution, Sigma Defense expands its ability to deliver:
- Seamless ISR-to-CJADC2 integration
- Scalable UAV and unattended sensor operations
- Persistent situational awareness in D-DIL environments
- Proven, fielded solutions ready for rapid deployment
“Joining Sigma Defense allows us to accelerate our mission of empowering those who serve on the frontlines with the tactical advantage of real-time intelligence,” said Doug Pillsbury, President and CEO of Aries Defense. “Together, we will provide warfighters with resilient, scalable solutions that bridge the gap between the edge and the enterprise for CJADC2.”
This acquisition represents Sigma Defense’s continued investment in delivering integrated, mission-driven solutions that connect people, data, and systems for information superiority, faster decisions, and better outcomes in the modern battlespace.
DC Advisory served as financial advisor and Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP served as legal advisor to Aries Defense. Paul Weiss and Morrison Foerster served as legal advisors for Sigma Defense.
For more information, please visit www.sigmadefense.com.
About Sigma Defense
Sigma Defense Systems LLC is a leading technology company serving the Department of Defense (DoD) providing systems and services for CJADC2, C5ISR and DevSecOps since 2006. The company’s software-focused approach to tactical communications accelerates information collection and sharing for faster decision making and better mission outcomes. Customers turn to Sigma Defense for engineering, program management, and data logistics services for technical solutions that encompass ground, air, and space-based systems and sensors and network and satellite communications. Sigma is headquartered in Perry, GA with satellite offices both CONUS and OCONUS.
About Aries Defense
Aries Defense is a U.S.-based defense technology company specializing in advanced communications, tactical-edge data, and mission-enabling solutions for the modern warfighter. Our team designs and delivers rugged, reliable systems that enhance situational awareness, operational effectiveness, and survivability in austere environments. With proven expertise across hardware, software, and integration, Aries Defense supports military, government, and security organizations with innovative capabilities tailored to evolving mission requirements. We are committed to providing cutting-edge technologies that bridge the gap between legacy platforms and next-generation systems, ensuring forces remain connected, informed, and ready to fight. (Source: PR Newswire)
15 Oct 25. MatrixSpace, a leader in portable AI-enhanced radar counter drone sensing technology, announces the completion of its $20m Series B funding round. This raise represents a significant valuation increase over the Series A of May 2023 and brings MatrixSpace’s total funding to date to $58m. The completion of this round also introduces meaningful new investors, including L3Harris, to the MatrixSpace team. The round was co-led by The Raptor Group and OTB Ventures. The Raptor Group is a Boston-based venture and growth fund investing in deep technology across a variety of industries. OTB Ventures is a leading European investor focused on dual-use defense and enterprise technology, with deep ties to both European industry and NATO.
“We’re proud to welcome new investors OTB Ventures and industry powerhouse L3 Harris to MatrixSpace, along with the robust engagement of our existing investors. This new capital and industry partnerships position us extremely well for our next chapter of growth and cements our leadership in portable CUAS, or counter drone systems,” comments Gregory Waters, co-founder and CEO of MatrixSpace.
“By combining advanced radar and AI at the edge, MatrixSpace sets a new standard for edge sensing, redefining situational awareness for both civil and defense applications. We’re proud to back the team shaping how autonomous systems will perceive the world,” comments Marcin Hejka, the co-founder and General Partner of OTB Ventures.
MatrixSpace Radar delivers affordable, AI-powered situational awareness in all conditions, including low-light and low-visibility. With leadership AI Edge and Cloud software for real-time classification, history, and predication capabilities organizations can create safe airspace rapidly and robustly.