DomeCommand Takes First and Third at Singapore Defense Tech Hackathon
Inturai said in a press release that its DomeCommand drone command and control platform placed first and third in the team integration category at the Singapore Defense Tech Hackathon 2026. The competition ran from September 25 to 27.
The first place entry connected DomeCommand with Team Echelon's acoustic localization system and Team Aegis's interceptor drone. The demonstration covered detection, localization and coordinated interception. The third place entry with Team Phylax used DomeCommand simulations to model drone attacks and produce guidance for civilians.
DomeCommand lets one operator coordinate multiple drones and sensor feeds while presenting ranked response options for human approval. The demonstrations took place in a controlled competition and were not field evaluations, operational deployments or commercial agreements. Inturai's radio frequency sensing technology was not part of either entry.
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