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Kutta Technologies Introduces KTAC 2.0

Kutta Technologies, LLC, a prominent player in uncrewed systems, has revolutionized the tactical landscape with the launch of their latest innovation: the KTAC 2.0 Tactical Controller. Launched on July 15, 2025, this state-of-the-art controller is designed to significantly improve the command and control capabilities for various uncrewed systems used in military operations, providing enhanced flexibility, reliability, efficiency, and affordability.

The KTAC 2.0 builds upon the success of its predecessor, the KTAC 1.0, which already commanded a diverse fleet of over 35 uncrewed systems for the U.S. military and allied nations. This upgraded version presents itself as a universal controller, which supports multiple platforms—land, sea, and air—all from a user-friendly handheld device, meeting the rigorous demands of modern military operations.

According to Douglas Limbaugh, Kutta's COO and Executive Vice-President, "Kutta Technologies is dedicated to offering warfighters innovative tools that enhance mission success." The modular design of KTAC 2.0 is particularly noteworthy as it provides users the flexibility to adapt to different missions, ensuring their operational superiority in challenging environments.

This new controller comes in two configurations: tethered and untethered (featuring a radio module), allowing seamless integration with existing ecosystems such as Nett Warrior and ATAK-enabled devices. Weighing less than two pounds and boasting an IP-67 rating, the KTAC 2.0 is rugged, portable, and tailored for battlefield conditions. It's engineered to lessen the load on military personnel by over two pounds compared to traditional controllers, which is crucial for increasing mobility and endurance during extended missions.

By employing commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) technology and open interfaces, Kutta has ensured that the KTAC 2.0 offers a cost-effective solution without sacrificing performance. Matthew Savoca, Kutta's Executive Vice-President, stated, "This launch represents a major advancement in supporting global defense ministries with scalable and mission-critical technology."

The KTAC 2.0 is equipped for diverse military applications, serving as a single control interface for various robotic platforms. Moreover, it is compatible with Kutta's Unified Ground Control Station (UGCS) software and adheres to STANAG 4586 protocols, enhancing its capabilities in mission planning, obstacle avoidance, and providing real-time situational awareness.

Matthew Savoca emphasized Kutta's commitment to ongoing innovation, stating, "Kutta continues to drive innovation through strategic partnerships and ongoing research to ensure KTAC 2.0 evolves parallel to the operational needs of our users." Furthermore, he reiterated the company's focus on lessening the burdens faced by warfighters while bolstering mission capabilities.

In conclusion, the KTAC 2.0 not only sets a new standard for tactical control in uncrewed systems but also reaffirms Kutta Technologies' unwavering commitment to providing military forces with the necessary tools for success—both now and in the future. For further information about the KTAC 2.0 or Kutta Technologies, interested parties are encouraged to contact their headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona.

For media inquiries, Kutta Technologies can be reached at:
2075 W. Pinnacle Peak Rd., Suite 102, Phoenix, AZ 85027
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.kuttatech.com