MINERVA: Command & Control Software | STARK

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MASS PRECISION STRIKES

VIRTUS

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ENDURING, SCALABLE DEFENCE AT SEA

VANTA 6

C2 software for multidomain operations

MINERVA

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MAN-PORTABLE, SHORT RANGE LOITERING MUNITION

GAMBIT

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TUBE-LAUNCHED EFFECTOR FOR MASS PRECISION STRIKES

CASCADE

DIGITAL SOVEREIGNTY FOR TODAY’S ARMED FORCES

MOSA

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Future-ready, sovereign, fully certified C2 software

Interoperability

PLANS, COORDINATES AND EXECUTES UNMANNED WEAPONS SYSTEMS ACROSS LAND, AIR, AND SEA

Minerva was developed as a command and control (C2) software for the deployment of unmanned systems across land, air and maritime domains. It assists users with automated target prioritisation and effector selection, and enables swarming missions.

It also lets operators manage combined operations from one ground control station.

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INTEROPERABILITY: MINERVA AS MIDDLEWARE

Minerva is interoperable with other military IT infrastructure and C2 systems. It acts as middleware, integrating unmanned weapons systems into existing command processes. Products from other manufacturers can be integrated via standardised interfaces and open protocols.

CERTIFIABLE WEAPONS EFFECTS

Minerva is designed to meet the requirements of a command and weapon engagement system (CWES). It uses flexible authorisation rules to manage engagements and keeps full logs of all decisions for review and certification. Software accreditation is carried out in close coordination with the responsible national authorities.

SWARMING AND EFFICIENT MISSION PLANNING

Rather than managing assets individually, Minerva allows operators to define intent and translates this intent into executable group behaviour. This way the operator can coordinate complex attack patterns and swarms, which vastly increases the efficiency of complex multi-domain operations.

HUMAN-IN-THE-LOOP

Minerva is designed to keep humans in-the-loop throughout, decreasing the risk to operators while improving their accuracy and operational effectiveness. It is the operator that determines whether or not to engage a target.

MOSA

Our C2 software uses modular open system architecture making it sovereign, flexible, and future-proof but without vendor lock-in.

FULL DIGITAL SOVEREIGNTY

MAXIMUM FLEXIBILITY

FUTUREPROOF DESIGN

SWARMING OPERATIONS

C2 software

STARK’s recce-strike capability operates within an open framework: one mission, one team, one software system. This boosts the speed and effectiveness of frontline operators and reduces their chances of being detected by enemy surveillance.

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FROM HOURS TO MINUTES

The single, unified interface speeds up the OODA loop (observe, orient, decide, act), with reconnaissance, target identification, engagement, and battle damage assessment taking just minutes, not hours.

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REDUCED DETECTION RISK

STARK’s recce-strike capability enables small, mobile forces to operate independently with a minimal logistical footprint and quickly deliver precision strikes before moving on. This reduces their risk of detection by enemy forces.

INTEROPERABILITY

Built on STARK’s Minerva mission operating system, our recce-strike capability is platform-agnostic. It can use intelligence from any compatible ISR asset, resulting in a seamless sensor to shooter loop.

MINERVA

THE INTEROPERABLE SOFTWARE FOR MULTI-DOMAIN MISSIONS

CORE CAPABILITIES

MODULAR OPEN SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

RECCE-STRIKE

FROM HOURS TO MINUTES

REDUCED DETECTION RISK

INTEROPERABILITY