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Kutta Technologies Unveils KTAC 2.0

Kutta Technologies, LLC, a leader in cutting-edge software and hardware for critical uncrewed systems, has announced the launch of its latest tactical control system, KTAC 2.0. This innovative device is designed to provide military operators with enhanced command and control capabilities, offering improved flexibility, reliability, efficiency, and affordability for operating uncrewed systems.

Robust Capabilities for Modern Military Operations

The KTAC 2.0 is a state-of-the-art control tool that supports various uncrewed platforms, including ground, maritime, and aerial systems, all managed through a single handheld controller. Douglas Limbaugh, the Chief Operating Officer of Kutta, expressed the company's commitment to providing innovative tools that enhance military success. He stated, "The modular design and universal control capabilities of KTAC 2.0 offer operators the agility to adapt to any mission, ensuring operational superiority in the most challenging environments."

Following the success of KTAC 1.0, which managed over 35 uncrewed systems for the U.S. Army and allied nations, the KTAC 2.0 enhances these capabilities by delivering a universal platform available in both tethered and untethered (radio module) configurations. This design ensures seamless integration with existing ecosystems, such as Nett Warrior and ATAK (Tactical Assault Kit) supported devices.

Lightweight and Durable Design

Weighing less than one kilogram and featuring IP-67 durability rating, the KTAC 2.0 is built to withstand harsh battlefield conditions. Compared to traditional solutions, it reduces the physical burden on soldiers by nearly a kilogram, greatly improving mobility and endurance during prolonged missions. Using commercial off-the-shelf technologies (COTS), KTAC 2.0 offers an open architecture interface that minimizes costs while maximizing interoperability across smartphones, tablets, and computers.

Matthew Savoca, Executive Vice President of Kutta, highlighted the cost-effectiveness and value brought by the KTAC 2.0, stating, "This product release marks a significant advancement in assisting defense departments worldwide with scalable technology that is crucial in accomplishing missions."

Comprehensive Military Applications

The KTAC 2.0 supports a wide array of military applications, operating as a single control unit for multiple robotic platforms. Its compatibility with Kutta's Unified Ground Control Station (UGCS) software and adherence to STANAG 4586 protocols further enhances its capabilities for mission planning, obstacle avoidance, and real-time situational awareness.

As Kutta continues its innovation efforts through strategic partnerships and ongoing research, the KTAC 2.0 is set to evolve alongside operational needs. Savoca reaffirmed the company’s dedication to reducing soldier strain while enhancing mission capabilities, stating, "KTAC 2.0 not only redefines a new generation of tactical control for uncrewed systems but also reflects Kutta's unwavering commitment to equipping military forces with the essential tools they need to succeed, now and in the future."

Conclusion

The introduction of KTAC 2.0 is a testament to Kutta Technologies' commitment to advancing military capabilities and ensuring that operators are equipped to tackle contemporary warfare challenges effectively. For further information, you can reach Kutta Technologies at Pinnacle Peak Rd., Suite 102, Phoenix, AZ 85027, or visit their website at www.kuttatech.com.