Kägwerks and Sigma Defense Partner on Integrated C5ISR Capabilities

Oct 20, 2025
Kägwerks and Sigma Defense have announced a partnership to deliver an integrated C5ISR solution combining Kägwerks' DOCK-Ultra platform with Sigma Defense's Olympus ecosystem to enhance real-time connectivity and situational awareness for warfighters.

Kägwerks and Sigma Defense have announced a partnership to deliver an integrated C5ISR solution for tactical operations, according to a press release.

The collaboration combines Kägwerks' DOCK-Ultra, a modular edge computing platform supporting multi-waveform connectivity and AI processing, with Sigma Defense's Olympus ecosystem, which provides a Tactical Orchestration Platform for automated provisioning and open-architecture integration. Together, the systems aim to connect warfighters, sensors, and command elements across the battlespace with real-time data and mission tools.

Sigma Defense’s Olympus platform will manage and provision Kägwerks’ DOCK-Ultra devices, enabling software-defined command and control in disconnected environments. The partnership supports modular, open system architecture to integrate radios, sensors, AI tools, and mission applications, delivering transport-agnostic data flow and edge AI processing for improved situational awareness and faster decision-making in CJADC2 operations.

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