Logos Technologies is continuing our work under the name Twenty-Six Defense Maritime. The engineers, sensor operators, and wide-area motion imagery (WAMI) systems you know from Logos carry on here.
Our product offerings haven’t changed. Every Logos sensor and system is still here, backed by the same team that built it.
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Wide-area motion imagery (WAMI) is an approach to intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance that employs a sophisticated airborne sensor system to detect, image, and track every vehicle, every moving dismount, over a designated area kilometers in diameter.
With access to such an expansive coverage area, the WAMI operator does not have to worry about losing one target while tracking another going in a different direction.
In addition, the WAMI system records and archives everything it sees, allowing users to conduct real-time and forensic analysis, uncovering critical ties between people, places, and vehicles, and identifying patterns of behavior that might otherwise have been missed.
WAMI systems can be mounted on a variety of platforms, including aerostats and tethered UAS, for true persistent surveillance.
The next generation of sensor and data processing depends more than ever on advances in engineering and computing. At Logos, our company is committed to delivering reliable and innovative solutions that meet our customers’ complex needs. Our design, development, and production teams combine hardware and software elements to create highly portable surveillance systems ready for any mission or terrain.
Equip your tactical unmanned aircraft with the lightest WAMI systems on the market today.
Maximize airborne surveillance capabilities with quick-switch, platform-agnostic WAMI pods.
Get true persistent surveillance with a system that keeps on station for weeks at a time.
Respond to emergencies with a helicopter-mounted WAMI pod that can scour a city-sized area.
We pioneered wide-area motion imagery (WAMI), which employs medium-resolution cameras to monitor activity across a city-sized area. Our computing solutions process petabytes of data from a single or multiple sensors, and deliver mission critical information in real time.
From protecting troops on the battlefield to safeguarding commercial facilities, our advanced sensor systems exceed your surveillance needs in real time.
Border security
Disaster response and relief
Edge processing and storage of large datasets
Event security
Force protection
Investigative support
ISR sensors and services
National infrastructure security
Network monitoring
Operations overwatch
Port security
What makes Logos so special? It’s our people. Our engineers are experts in wide-area motion imagery (WAMI), advanced analytics, data processing, and product development. We are proud to protect service members and civilians with our sensor systems.
Join our teamTwenty-Six Defense Maritime delivers adaptable, affordable operations support for missions worldwide. From daily intelligence gathering to threat response, we provide our domestic and international customers with a wide range of operational services that enable them to extract maximum value from their systems.
Drawing from our deep experience in the military, intelligence community, and scientific research, we provide such services as intelligence collection and analysis, operations and maintenance support, logistics management, and sensor and analytics training services.
Our experts can be deployed rapidly to any location around the globe. They are highly trained and able to adapt to a wide range of needs and expectations.
Technology support
Field operations
Logistics management
Equipment maintenance and support
Critical mission support
Hardware and software procurement
Deployed analysis teams
Correlation of disparate and unconditioned data
Operational and intelligence integration
Tradecraft development and refinement
Situational awareness
Onsite CONUS and OCONUS training teams
Rapidly deployable, multidisciplinary training teams
Mission-relevant, multi-faceted training modules
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BlackKite delivers infrared (IR), wide-area motion imagery (WAMI) in a compact, lightweight, platform-agnostic pod weighing less than 38 lbs.
BlackKite-I is an infrared (IR) wide-area motion imagery (WAMI) sensor configured specifically for the payload bay of the Insitu Integrator, a Group 3 unmanned aircraft system (UAS).
The next generation of the Kestrel wide-area motion imagery (WAMI) system, the Kestrel Block II, like its battlefield-proven predecessor, can detect and track multiple vehicles and dismounts moving over a city-sized area, 24 hours a day, for weeks at a time.
A miniaturized version of the Kestrel aerostat-based system, MicroKestrel 180 delivers wide-area motion imagery (WAMI) from tethered Group 1 unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). A single pod covers a 180-degree field of view.
A miniaturized version of the Kestrel aerostat-based system, MicroKestrel 360 delivers wide-area motion imagery (WAMI) from tethered Group 1 unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). It provides full 360-degree coverage as a single system, rather than pairing two 180-degree pods.
Airborne imaging sensors generate an enormous amount of data. Twenty-Six Defense Maritime offers on-board processing solutions tailored for your systems.
Serenity is an advanced hostile fire detection (HFD) system that combines electro-optical (EO) and acoustic sensors to pinpoint the origin of heavy weapons and explosive detonations up to 10 kilometers away in any direction.
Senior DHS/CBP Official
Captain, USMC
Mission Operations Director, Counter Operational IED Center, Joint IED Defeat Office
