TACSDR combines a handheld radio with a Linux computing environment that can host programmable RF and application functions. AllSeeing also describes RF signal-intelligence and radar-sensing modes. The manual distinguishes factory demonstration modes for analogue voice and mesh data from custom modes requiring developer access. A change of mode requires a restart, which matters when choosing how the device will operate alongside sensors, applications or command systems.
SHARK is a separate acoustic sensing path. Directional microphones and a parabolic reflector collect sound for neural-network classification; the company describes field tuning of the classifier, motorized scanning and synchronized sensors for localization. These arrangements have different placement and integration needs. AllSeeing’s advertised 2 km detection range is a manufacturer claim without stated target, ambient-noise or weather conditions, not a verified envelope for a particular site.
Technical detail
Core features
TACSDR manufacturer-listed 225–2600 MHz tuning, channel bandwidth options through 8 MHz and up to 5 W RF output.
Linux environment with remote-management APIs; encryption is an optional configuration.
Two factory TACSDR demonstration modes for analogue voice and mesh data; developer access supports custom modes and applications, with up to 99 stored modes and restart-dependent switching.
TACSDR manufacturer-listed battery life up to eight hours at a 90:5:5 idle/receive/transmit duty cycle, using three swappable 18650 batteries.
SHARK directional acoustic collection, neural-network classification and field tuning.
SHARK motorized scanning or synchronized sensor arrangements for localization.
Acoustic sensing
Counter-UAS
Mesh communications
Software-defined radar
Use & integration
Recorded applications
Counter-UAS detection
Perimeter sensing
Tactical networking
These describe the reviewed application scope, not confirmed deployments, released requirements or procurement eligibility.
Evidence of maturity
DND’s 2025 counter-UAS Sandbox names AllSeeing’s SHARK, and ISED lists the innovation as matched for testing. The February 2026 DND contract establishes a radio procurement award to the company but identifies neither the radio model nor a SHARK purchase. TACSDR has public operating and specification documentation. Completed SHARK government-test results, radio acceptance and a numeric TRL were not established.
Commercial availability
TACSDR is offered as a handheld radio kit with an operator manual and a separate developer-licensing path. Additional modes may require software, hardware or integration work. SHARK has its own product and sales route; its government-catalogue status is matched for testing.
Integration and verification
Readiness
A technology readiness level is not established by the reviewed public sources.
Reviewed connections
No reviewed Mission area or released Defence need connection is currently published.
Original sources 7 linked records
These records support this capability and its published Mission area and Defence need connections. A source count is not a count of independent confirmations.
AllSeeing describes SHARK’s parabolic sound collection, low-noise microphones, neural-network acoustic classification and field tuning; scanning mounts or synchronized sensors provide different localization arrangements.
Supports: Capability · core features
Distributed sensor nodes This bounded statement is retained for reviewer verification.
Supports: Capability · summary
SHARK uses directional acoustic collection, machine-learning classification and synchronized sensors or a motorized mount for detection and localization. The vendor advertises up to 2 km acoustic detection; environmental conditions, target signature and independent field acceptance are not established by that page.
Supports: Capability · technicaldomainslugs
AllSeeing describes SHARK’s parabolic sound collection, low-noise microphones, neural-network acoustic classification and field tuning; scanning mounts or synchronized sensors provide different localization arrangements.
Supports: Capability · core features
AllSeeing describes SHARK’s parabolic sound collection, low-noise microphones, neural-network acoustic classification and field tuning; scanning mounts or synchronized sensors provide different localization arrangements.
Supports: Capability · commercial availability
AllSeeing Corp. currently presents Acoustic counter-UAS detection and tactical communications through its official public capability surface.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
Perimeter sensing This bounded statement is retained for reviewer verification.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
True North Map applies the acoustic sensing tag from AllSeeing Corp.'s documented capability functions.
Supports: Capability · core features
Tactical mesh communications This bounded statement is retained for reviewer verification.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
AllSeeing describes SHARK’s parabolic sound collection, low-noise microphones, neural-network acoustic classification and field tuning; scanning mounts or synchronized sensors provide different localization arrangements.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
Tactical networking This bounded statement is retained for reviewer verification.
Supports: Capability · capability type
AllSeeing describes SHARK’s parabolic sound collection, low-noise microphones, neural-network acoustic classification and field tuning; scanning mounts or synchronized sensors provide different localization arrangements.
Supports: Capability · core features
Software-defined radar development
Supports: Capability · summary
AllSeeing documents the SHARK acoustic detection system alongside tactical mesh communications and software-defined radar development.
Supports: Capability · core features
Acoustic drone detection This bounded statement is retained for reviewer verification.
Supports: Capability · core features
SHARK uses directional acoustic collection, machine-learning classification and synchronized sensors or a motorized mount for detection and localization. The vendor advertises up to 2 km acoustic detection; environmental conditions, target signature and independent field acceptance are not established by that page.
Supports: Capability · capability type
Distributed sensing and tactical networking
Supports: Capability · commercial availability
SHARK uses directional acoustic collection, machine-learning classification and synchronized sensors or a motorized mount for detection and localization. The vendor advertises up to 2 km acoustic detection; environmental conditions, target signature and independent field acceptance are not established by that page.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
True North Map applies the counter-UAS tag from AllSeeing Corp.'s documented capability functions.
Supports: Capability · summary
AllSeeing advertises SHARK detection/classification/tracking within2km but does not state the target, ambient-noise and weather test conditions for that range. The claim is manufacturer-reported, not an independently established site envelope.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
AllSeeing describes SHARK’s parabolic sound collection, low-noise microphones, neural-network acoustic classification and field tuning; scanning mounts or synchronized sensors provide different localization arrangements.
Supports: Capability · name
AllSeeing describes SHARK’s parabolic sound collection, low-noise microphones, neural-network acoustic classification and field tuning; scanning mounts or synchronized sensors provide different localization arrangements.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
True North Map applies the mesh communications tag from AllSeeing Corp.'s documented capability functions.
Supports: Capability · name
Acoustic counter-UAS detection and tactical communications
Supports: Capability · technical tags
AllSeeing describes SHARK’s parabolic sound collection, low-noise microphones, neural-network acoustic classification and field tuning; scanning mounts or synchronized sensors provide different localization arrangements.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
True North Map applies the software-defined radar tag from AllSeeing Corp.'s documented capability functions.
Supports: Capability · technicaldomainslugs
True North Map maps Acoustic counter-UAS detection and tactical communications to sensing and isr from its documented technology functions.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
Counter-UAS detection This bounded statement is retained for reviewer verification.
Supports: Capability · core features
AllSeeing describes SHARK’s parabolic sound collection, low-noise microphones, neural-network acoustic classification and field tuning; scanning mounts or synchronized sensors provide different localization arrangements.
Supports: Capability · core features
SHARK uses directional acoustic collection, machine-learning classification and synchronized sensors or a motorized mount for detection and localization. The vendor advertises up to 2 km acoustic detection; environmental conditions, target signature and independent field acceptance are not established by that page.
Supports: Capability · summary
AllSeeing describes SHARK’s parabolic sound collection, low-noise microphones, neural-network acoustic classification and field tuning; scanning mounts or synchronized sensors provide different localization arrangements.
TACSDR is a Canadian tactical mesh SDR with programmable waveforms, C2/sensor integration and manufacturer-listed 225–2600 MHz tuning and up to 8 MHz instantaneous bandwidth. The provider offers TACSDR with a user manual and integration contact; RF sensing is a separate function from SHARK acoustics. AllSeeing identifies Edmonton, Canada and made-in-Canada TACSDR production.
Supports: Capability · maturity
TACSDR is a Canadian tactical mesh SDR with programmable waveforms, C2/sensor integration and manufacturer-listed 225–2600 MHz tuning and up to 8 MHz instantaneous bandwidth. The provider offers TACSDR with a user manual and integration contact; RF sensing is a separate function from SHARK acoustics. AllSeeing identifies Edmonton, Canada and made-in-Canada TACSDR production.
DND’s2025 urban counter-UAS Sandbox lists AllSeeing SHARK among its solutions. The listing is participation/demonstration context, not an independent measured performance result.
Supports: Capability · maturity
DND’s2025 urban counter-UAS Sandbox lists AllSeeing SHARK among its solutions. The listing is participation/demonstration context, not an independent measured performance result.
The operator manual distinguishes two factory demonstration modes, analogue voice and mesh data, from custom RF/application modes requiring developer access. It describes storage for up to99modes and restart-dependent mode changes. Supplied hardware does not establish that every programmable function is installed.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
The operator manual distinguishes two factory demonstration modes, analogue voice and mesh data, from custom RF/application modes requiring developer access. It describes storage for up to99modes and restart-dependent mode changes. Supplied hardware does not establish that every programmable function is installed.
DND contract CW2432833 awarded February 5, 2026 to AllSeeing is C$2,693,875 for non-secure dismounted radios, with expiry February 4, 2027. The radio award does not name SHARK or verify a SHARK counter-UAS purchase, nor does the notice identify a specific TACSDR configuration.
Supports: Capability · maturity
CanadaBuys records CAD2,693,875 for DND non-secure dismounted radios, contract CW2432833, awarded to AllSeeing February5 2026 through February4 2027. It identifies Edmonton and New Brunswick delivery but names no TACSDR configuration or SHARK purchase.
Public sources cited · Facts and assessments kept separate · Human review
AllSeeing describes TACSDR as a Canadian-made handheld programmable radio/computing platform for communications and RF functions, with connections to sensors, cameras, command systems and applications.
Supports: Capability · capability type
TACSDR is a Canadian tactical mesh SDR with programmable waveforms, C2/sensor integration and manufacturer-listed 225–2600 MHz tuning and up to 8 MHz instantaneous bandwidth. The provider offers TACSDR with a user manual and integration contact; RF sensing is a separate function from SHARK acoustics. AllSeeing identifies Edmonton, Canada and made-in-Canada TACSDR production.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
TACSDR is a Canadian tactical mesh SDR with programmable waveforms, C2/sensor integration and manufacturer-listed 225–2600 MHz tuning and up to 8 MHz instantaneous bandwidth. The provider offers TACSDR with a user manual and integration contact; RF sensing is a separate function from SHARK acoustics. AllSeeing identifies Edmonton, Canada and made-in-Canada TACSDR production.
Supports: Capability · technology readiness level
TACSDR is a Canadian tactical mesh SDR with programmable waveforms, C2/sensor integration and manufacturer-listed 225–2600 MHz tuning and up to 8 MHz instantaneous bandwidth. The provider offers TACSDR with a user manual and integration contact; RF sensing is a separate function from SHARK acoustics. AllSeeing identifies Edmonton, Canada and made-in-Canada TACSDR production.
Supports: Capability · technicaldomainslugs
TACSDR is a Canadian tactical mesh SDR with programmable waveforms, C2/sensor integration and manufacturer-listed 225–2600 MHz tuning and up to 8 MHz instantaneous bandwidth. The provider offers TACSDR with a user manual and integration contact; RF sensing is a separate function from SHARK acoustics. AllSeeing identifies Edmonton, Canada and made-in-Canada TACSDR production.
Supports: Capability · core features
TACSDR is a Canadian tactical mesh SDR with programmable waveforms, C2/sensor integration and manufacturer-listed 225–2600 MHz tuning and up to 8 MHz instantaneous bandwidth. The provider offers TACSDR with a user manual and integration contact; RF sensing is a separate function from SHARK acoustics. AllSeeing identifies Edmonton, Canada and made-in-Canada TACSDR production.
Supports: Capability · name
AllSeeing describes TACSDR as a Canadian-made handheld programmable radio/computing platform for communications and RF functions, with connections to sensors, cameras, command systems and applications.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
TACSDR is a Canadian tactical mesh SDR with programmable waveforms, C2/sensor integration and manufacturer-listed 225–2600 MHz tuning and up to 8 MHz instantaneous bandwidth. The provider offers TACSDR with a user manual and integration contact; RF sensing is a separate function from SHARK acoustics. AllSeeing identifies Edmonton, Canada and made-in-Canada TACSDR production.
Supports: Capability · commercial availability
AllSeeing describes TACSDR as a Canadian-made handheld programmable radio/computing platform for communications and RF functions, with connections to sensors, cameras, command systems and applications.
Supports: Capability · summary
TACSDR is a Canadian tactical mesh SDR with programmable waveforms, C2/sensor integration and manufacturer-listed 225–2600 MHz tuning and up to 8 MHz instantaneous bandwidth. The provider offers TACSDR with a user manual and integration contact; RF sensing is a separate function from SHARK acoustics. AllSeeing identifies Edmonton, Canada and made-in-Canada TACSDR production.
Supports: Capability · core features
TACSDR is a Canadian tactical mesh SDR with programmable waveforms, C2/sensor integration and manufacturer-listed 225–2600 MHz tuning and up to 8 MHz instantaneous bandwidth. The provider offers TACSDR with a user manual and integration contact; RF sensing is a separate function from SHARK acoustics. AllSeeing identifies Edmonton, Canada and made-in-Canada TACSDR production.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
AllSeeing describes TACSDR as a Canadian-made handheld programmable radio/computing platform for communications and RF functions, with connections to sensors, cameras, command systems and applications.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
TACSDR is a Canadian tactical mesh SDR with programmable waveforms, C2/sensor integration and manufacturer-listed 225–2600 MHz tuning and up to 8 MHz instantaneous bandwidth. The provider offers TACSDR with a user manual and integration contact; RF sensing is a separate function from SHARK acoustics. AllSeeing identifies Edmonton, Canada and made-in-Canada TACSDR production.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
TACSDR is a Canadian tactical mesh SDR with programmable waveforms, C2/sensor integration and manufacturer-listed 225–2600 MHz tuning and up to 8 MHz instantaneous bandwidth. The provider offers TACSDR with a user manual and integration contact; RF sensing is a separate function from SHARK acoustics. AllSeeing identifies Edmonton, Canada and made-in-Canada TACSDR production.
Supports: Capability · commercial availability
TACSDR is a Canadian tactical mesh SDR with programmable waveforms, C2/sensor integration and manufacturer-listed 225–2600 MHz tuning and up to 8 MHz instantaneous bandwidth. The provider offers TACSDR with a user manual and integration contact; RF sensing is a separate function from SHARK acoustics. AllSeeing identifies Edmonton, Canada and made-in-Canada TACSDR production.
Supports: Capability · name
TACSDR is a Canadian tactical mesh SDR with programmable waveforms, C2/sensor integration and manufacturer-listed 225–2600 MHz tuning and up to 8 MHz instantaneous bandwidth. The provider offers TACSDR with a user manual and integration contact; RF sensing is a separate function from SHARK acoustics. AllSeeing identifies Edmonton, Canada and made-in-Canada TACSDR production.
Supports: Capability · capability type
AllSeeing describes TACSDR as a Canadian-made handheld programmable radio/computing platform for communications and RF functions, with connections to sensors, cameras, command systems and applications.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
TACSDR is a Canadian tactical mesh SDR with programmable waveforms, C2/sensor integration and manufacturer-listed 225–2600 MHz tuning and up to 8 MHz instantaneous bandwidth. The provider offers TACSDR with a user manual and integration contact; RF sensing is a separate function from SHARK acoustics. AllSeeing identifies Edmonton, Canada and made-in-Canada TACSDR production.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
TACSDR is a Canadian tactical mesh SDR with programmable waveforms, C2/sensor integration and manufacturer-listed 225–2600 MHz tuning and up to 8 MHz instantaneous bandwidth. The provider offers TACSDR with a user manual and integration contact; RF sensing is a separate function from SHARK acoustics. AllSeeing identifies Edmonton, Canada and made-in-Canada TACSDR production.
Supports: Capability · core features
TACSDR is a Canadian tactical mesh SDR with programmable waveforms, C2/sensor integration and manufacturer-listed 225–2600 MHz tuning and up to 8 MHz instantaneous bandwidth. The provider offers TACSDR with a user manual and integration contact; RF sensing is a separate function from SHARK acoustics. AllSeeing identifies Edmonton, Canada and made-in-Canada TACSDR production.
Supports: Capability · maturity
Department of National Defence's public evidence confirms a company-specific project, award, program or operating context, while configuration-specific acceptance and scale remain bounded by the reviewer warning.
The operator manual distinguishes two factory demonstration modes, analogue voice and mesh data, from custom RF/application modes requiring developer access. It describes storage for up to99modes and restart-dependent mode changes. Supplied hardware does not establish that every programmable function is installed.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
The operator manual distinguishes two factory demonstration modes, analogue voice and mesh data, from custom RF/application modes requiring developer access. It describes storage for up to99modes and restart-dependent mode changes. Supplied hardware does not establish that every programmable function is installed.
Supports: Capability · core features
The operator manual distinguishes two factory demonstration modes, analogue voice and mesh data, from custom RF/application modes requiring developer access. It describes storage for up to99modes and restart-dependent mode changes. Supplied hardware does not establish that every programmable function is installed.
Supports: Capability · maturity
The operator manual distinguishes two factory demonstration modes, analogue voice and mesh data, from custom RF/application modes requiring developer access. It describes storage for up to99modes and restart-dependent mode changes. Supplied hardware does not establish that every programmable function is installed.
Supports: Capability · technology readiness level
CanadaBuys records CAD2,693,875 for DND non-secure dismounted radios, contract CW2432833, awarded to AllSeeing February5 2026 through February4 2027. It identifies Edmonton and New Brunswick delivery but names no TACSDR configuration or SHARK purchase.
The TACSDR specification lists Linux, remote-management APIs and optional encryption. Optional encryption does not define the configuration ordered under the non-secure radio contract.
Supports: Capability · core features
The TACSDR specification states up to8hours of battery life at90:5:5 idle/receive/transmit duty cycle using three swappable18650 batteries.
Supports: Capability · core features
AllSeeing lists TACSDR tuning from225 to2600MHz, channel bandwidth options through8MHz and up to5W RF output. These are manufacturer specifications for the radio, not acoustic SHARK performance.
Supports: Capability · summary
The TACSDR specification lists Linux, remote-management APIs and optional encryption. Optional encryption does not define the configuration ordered under the non-secure radio contract.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
The official TACSDR specification describes support for RF signal-intelligence and RADAR sensing modes. The operator manual separately distinguishes the supplied voice/mesh demonstration modes from custom developer functions; a programmable function is not evidence of installation in a purchased configuration.
Supports: Capability · summary
The official TACSDR specification describes support for RF signal-intelligence and RADAR sensing modes. The operator manual separately distinguishes the supplied voice/mesh demonstration modes from custom developer functions; a programmable function is not evidence of installation in a purchased configuration.
ISED’s live catalogue lists AllSeeing SHARK, proposal T12-022240, as Matched. The status legend describes tentative test-plan development with a testing department, not completed testing or acceptance.
Supports: Capability · maturity
ISED’s live catalogue lists AllSeeing SHARK, proposal T12-022240, as Matched. The status legend describes tentative test-plan development with a testing department, not completed testing or acceptance.
