One platform. Four operational layers.
Marmot, Condor, MMGR, and Basecamp are designed as one system: edge hardware, resilient networking, mission services, and operator software working together when conventional infrastructure cannot be assumed.
Marmot
Marmot brings BLK_MTN capability into the field through handheld, backbone, and future airborne hardware designed for resilient operations beyond fixed infrastructure.
Backbone
Future airborne
Condor
Condor moves information across changing, degraded, and disconnected environments through authenticated peer relationships, protected network metadata, live routing, and adaptive delivery.
MMGR
MMGR turns communications into coordinated operations by handling identity, authorization, mission state, network policy, durable coordination, service recovery, and distributed integration.
Basecamp
Basecamp gives operators a map-centered interface for planning, live operations, replay, messaging, mission context, and situational awareness — including degraded and offline workflows.
From deployment to decision.
The public product boundaries are simple: Marmot provides the field hardware, Condor provides the network, MMGR provides trusted mission services, and Basecamp provides the operator experience. Each layer has a distinct role, but the platform is designed to operate as a whole.
Built for environments where assumptions fail.
The platform is designed around resilient local operation, deliberate trust boundaries, infrastructure independence, and the ability to keep useful capability close to the people actually operating it.