The MTS is a TRL-9 ultra-ruggedized wearable computer system that enables C4ISR, Digitally Aided Close Air Support (DACAS) operations, Small Unmanned Aerial System (SUAS) control, and much more for the dismounted operator. The MTS has a track record of high user adoption rates across a broad range of mission requirements. The MTS allows a SOF Operator to transition from computer operation to direct combat engagement in seconds with a wearable system incorporated into a compact plate carrier system, without compromising any of the certified ballistics protection. The MTS is fielded in every U.S. service branch, and well as with NATO and U.S. allies for a variety of applications.
FAC-US is DACAS software that is VMF, SADL, CoT, and Link-16 capable. FAC-US was designed from the ground up by JTACs for JTACs to assist both conventional and Special Operators conducting Close Air Support (CAS) and other mission sets with little or no training on the software. BDATech’s engineering team utilized a two-pronged approach in which they observed and analyzed end-user (JTAC) behavior, as well as applied human factors design principles to create a user-friendly, intuitive system tailored to the end user. This approach ensured that FAC-US would make DACAS simplistic enough for combat use. FAC-US integrates a variety of Video Downlink (VDL) devices, LASER Range Finders (LRFs), Designators (LTDs), and Radios. FAC-US also integrates information from ATAK and A-PASS autonomously ensuring that everything a JTAC needs to be successful is readily available.
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