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Capability profile
Seamatica combines GuardianEye II radar/transponder fusion with Chronos cooperative RF surveillance and position validation across ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID; phased-array variants remain developmental.
These describe the reviewed application scope, not confirmed deployments, released requirements or procurement eligibility.
A technology readiness level is not established by the reviewed public sources.
A specific maturity stage is not established by the reviewed public sources.
Commercial availability is not established by the reviewed public sources.
The publicly described RF sensing and detect-and-avoid systems offering may be relevant to monitoring or remote-operation use cases; this is a derived mapping for reviewer assessment.
This is a reviewed public-source assessment. It is not procurement eligibility, endorsement, customer interest, or classified demand.
These records support this capability and its published Mission area and Defence need connections. A source count is not a count of independent confirmations.
Seamatica Aerospace
Source type: official company product
Supports: Capability · update child
Ground-based detect-and-avoid and airspace sensing
Supports: Capability · update child
Canadian airspace-sensing portfolio combining GuardianEye radar and transponder fusion with Chronos passive secondary-surveillance ranging to track cooperative and non-cooperative aircraft for BVLOS detect-and-avoid workflows.
Supports: Capability · update child
BVLOS detect-and-avoid support; Low-altitude airspace surveillance; Remote-site aircraft monitoring; Uncrewed traffic and range-safety integration
Supports: Capability · update child
Radar and Mode A, C and S transponder fusion; ADS-B cooperative-aircraft tracking; Non-cooperative target detection; Chronos passive secondary-surveillance ranging; Three-dimensional target position over Ethernet interfaces
Supports: Capability · update child
Ground-based detect-and-avoid and airspace sensing
Supports: Capability · update child
detect and avoid; airspace surveillance; secondary surveillance radar; ADS-B; BVLOS; sensor fusion
Source type: official company product
Supports: Capability · summary
Seamatica's Chronos now describes a multidomain cooperative-traffic platform supporting ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID. It independently estimates transmitter location and compares it with reported position to flag inconsistencies. Networked multilateration and reference-beacon concepts extend the operating model, while passive and active phased-array architectures are explicitly under development. GuardianEye II remains the sensor-fusion layer combining radar and transponder inputs for airspace awareness. The distinction between cooperative RF verification and radar detection of non-cooperative traffic is important when choosing a configuration.
Supports: Capability · core features
Seamatica's Chronos now describes a multidomain cooperative-traffic platform supporting ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID. It independently estimates transmitter location and compares it with reported position to flag inconsistencies. Networked multilateration and reference-beacon concepts extend the operating model, while passive and active phased-array architectures are explicitly under development. GuardianEye II remains the sensor-fusion layer combining radar and transponder inputs for airspace awareness. The distinction between cooperative RF verification and radar detection of non-cooperative traffic is important when choosing a configuration.
Seamatica Aerospace
Source type: official company product
Supports: Capability · summary
The official capability material supports the named RF sensing and detect-and-avoid systems offering and the bounded operational description prepared for reviewer consideration.
Public sources cited · Facts and assessments kept separate · Human review
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Supports: Capability · name
Seamatica's Chronos now describes a multidomain cooperative-traffic platform supporting ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID. It independently estimates transmitter location and compares it with reported position to flag inconsistencies. Networked multilateration and reference-beacon concepts extend the operating model, while passive and active phased-array architectures are explicitly under development. GuardianEye II remains the sensor-fusion layer combining radar and transponder inputs for airspace awareness. The distinction between cooperative RF verification and radar detection of non-cooperative traffic is important when choosing a configuration.
Supports: Capability · technology readiness level
Seamatica's Chronos now describes a multidomain cooperative-traffic platform supporting ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID. It independently estimates transmitter location and compares it with reported position to flag inconsistencies. Networked multilateration and reference-beacon concepts extend the operating model, while passive and active phased-array architectures are explicitly under development. GuardianEye II remains the sensor-fusion layer combining radar and transponder inputs for airspace awareness. The distinction between cooperative RF verification and radar detection of non-cooperative traffic is important when choosing a configuration.
Supports: Capability · capability type
Seamatica's Chronos now describes a multidomain cooperative-traffic platform supporting ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID. It independently estimates transmitter location and compares it with reported position to flag inconsistencies. Networked multilateration and reference-beacon concepts extend the operating model, while passive and active phased-array architectures are explicitly under development. GuardianEye II remains the sensor-fusion layer combining radar and transponder inputs for airspace awareness. The distinction between cooperative RF verification and radar detection of non-cooperative traffic is important when choosing a configuration.
Supports: Capability · core features
Seamatica's Chronos now describes a multidomain cooperative-traffic platform supporting ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID. It independently estimates transmitter location and compares it with reported position to flag inconsistencies. Networked multilateration and reference-beacon concepts extend the operating model, while passive and active phased-array architectures are explicitly under development. GuardianEye II remains the sensor-fusion layer combining radar and transponder inputs for airspace awareness. The distinction between cooperative RF verification and radar detection of non-cooperative traffic is important when choosing a configuration.
Supports: Capability · core features
Seamatica's Chronos now describes a multidomain cooperative-traffic platform supporting ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID. It independently estimates transmitter location and compares it with reported position to flag inconsistencies. Networked multilateration and reference-beacon concepts extend the operating model, while passive and active phased-array architectures are explicitly under development. GuardianEye II remains the sensor-fusion layer combining radar and transponder inputs for airspace awareness. The distinction between cooperative RF verification and radar detection of non-cooperative traffic is important when choosing a configuration.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
Seamatica's Chronos now describes a multidomain cooperative-traffic platform supporting ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID. It independently estimates transmitter location and compares it with reported position to flag inconsistencies. Networked multilateration and reference-beacon concepts extend the operating model, while passive and active phased-array architectures are explicitly under development. GuardianEye II remains the sensor-fusion layer combining radar and transponder inputs for airspace awareness. The distinction between cooperative RF verification and radar detection of non-cooperative traffic is important when choosing a configuration.
Supports: Capability · technicaldomainslugs
Seamatica's Chronos now describes a multidomain cooperative-traffic platform supporting ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID. It independently estimates transmitter location and compares it with reported position to flag inconsistencies. Networked multilateration and reference-beacon concepts extend the operating model, while passive and active phased-array architectures are explicitly under development. GuardianEye II remains the sensor-fusion layer combining radar and transponder inputs for airspace awareness. The distinction between cooperative RF verification and radar detection of non-cooperative traffic is important when choosing a configuration.
Supports: Capability · technicaldomainslugs
Seamatica's Chronos now describes a multidomain cooperative-traffic platform supporting ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID. It independently estimates transmitter location and compares it with reported position to flag inconsistencies. Networked multilateration and reference-beacon concepts extend the operating model, while passive and active phased-array architectures are explicitly under development. GuardianEye II remains the sensor-fusion layer combining radar and transponder inputs for airspace awareness. The distinction between cooperative RF verification and radar detection of non-cooperative traffic is important when choosing a configuration.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
Seamatica's Chronos now describes a multidomain cooperative-traffic platform supporting ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID. It independently estimates transmitter location and compares it with reported position to flag inconsistencies. Networked multilateration and reference-beacon concepts extend the operating model, while passive and active phased-array architectures are explicitly under development. GuardianEye II remains the sensor-fusion layer combining radar and transponder inputs for airspace awareness. The distinction between cooperative RF verification and radar detection of non-cooperative traffic is important when choosing a configuration.
Supports: Capability · core features
Seamatica's Chronos now describes a multidomain cooperative-traffic platform supporting ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID. It independently estimates transmitter location and compares it with reported position to flag inconsistencies. Networked multilateration and reference-beacon concepts extend the operating model, while passive and active phased-array architectures are explicitly under development. GuardianEye II remains the sensor-fusion layer combining radar and transponder inputs for airspace awareness. The distinction between cooperative RF verification and radar detection of non-cooperative traffic is important when choosing a configuration.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
Seamatica's Chronos now describes a multidomain cooperative-traffic platform supporting ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID. It independently estimates transmitter location and compares it with reported position to flag inconsistencies. Networked multilateration and reference-beacon concepts extend the operating model, while passive and active phased-array architectures are explicitly under development. GuardianEye II remains the sensor-fusion layer combining radar and transponder inputs for airspace awareness. The distinction between cooperative RF verification and radar detection of non-cooperative traffic is important when choosing a configuration.
Supports: Capability · commercial availability
Seamatica's Chronos now describes a multidomain cooperative-traffic platform supporting ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID. It independently estimates transmitter location and compares it with reported position to flag inconsistencies. Networked multilateration and reference-beacon concepts extend the operating model, while passive and active phased-array architectures are explicitly under development. GuardianEye II remains the sensor-fusion layer combining radar and transponder inputs for airspace awareness. The distinction between cooperative RF verification and radar detection of non-cooperative traffic is important when choosing a configuration.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
Seamatica's Chronos now describes a multidomain cooperative-traffic platform supporting ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID. It independently estimates transmitter location and compares it with reported position to flag inconsistencies. Networked multilateration and reference-beacon concepts extend the operating model, while passive and active phased-array architectures are explicitly under development. GuardianEye II remains the sensor-fusion layer combining radar and transponder inputs for airspace awareness. The distinction between cooperative RF verification and radar detection of non-cooperative traffic is important when choosing a configuration.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
Seamatica's Chronos now describes a multidomain cooperative-traffic platform supporting ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID. It independently estimates transmitter location and compares it with reported position to flag inconsistencies. Networked multilateration and reference-beacon concepts extend the operating model, while passive and active phased-array architectures are explicitly under development. GuardianEye II remains the sensor-fusion layer combining radar and transponder inputs for airspace awareness. The distinction between cooperative RF verification and radar detection of non-cooperative traffic is important when choosing a configuration.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
Seamatica's Chronos now describes a multidomain cooperative-traffic platform supporting ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID. It independently estimates transmitter location and compares it with reported position to flag inconsistencies. Networked multilateration and reference-beacon concepts extend the operating model, while passive and active phased-array architectures are explicitly under development. GuardianEye II remains the sensor-fusion layer combining radar and transponder inputs for airspace awareness. The distinction between cooperative RF verification and radar detection of non-cooperative traffic is important when choosing a configuration.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
Seamatica's Chronos now describes a multidomain cooperative-traffic platform supporting ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID. It independently estimates transmitter location and compares it with reported position to flag inconsistencies. Networked multilateration and reference-beacon concepts extend the operating model, while passive and active phased-array architectures are explicitly under development. GuardianEye II remains the sensor-fusion layer combining radar and transponder inputs for airspace awareness. The distinction between cooperative RF verification and radar detection of non-cooperative traffic is important when choosing a configuration.
Supports: Capability · maturity
Seamatica's Chronos now describes a multidomain cooperative-traffic platform supporting ADS-B, SSR Mode A/C, AIS and Remote ID. It independently estimates transmitter location and compares it with reported position to flag inconsistencies. Networked multilateration and reference-beacon concepts extend the operating model, while passive and active phased-array architectures are explicitly under development. GuardianEye II remains the sensor-fusion layer combining radar and transponder inputs for airspace awareness. The distinction between cooperative RF verification and radar detection of non-cooperative traffic is important when choosing a configuration.
