Six-domain operational picture
Brings information from air, land, maritime, electromagnetic, space, and cyber environments into a coherent operator view. Provenance and uncertainty remain visible so information can be judged in context.
TRL 6 · Multi-Domain C4ISR
METIS: Multi-domain sensing. Trusted intelligence. Decision advantage.
A deception-aware multi-domain C4ISR platform for intelligence fusion and advanced data processing, transforming live and simulated observations across six domains into trusted operational context — preserving provenance, confidence, uncertainty, and human judgment from sensing to decision.
01 — Product
METIS
Multi-Domain Enhanced Tactical Intelligence System
METIS intelligence fusion and decision support
A deception-aware platform spanning air, land, maritime, electromagnetic, space, and cyber environments. METIS unifies operational information in a common picture and Digital Twin while keeping source integrity, uncertainty, coverage gaps, assumptions, and human-review status visible.
Deception-aware intelligence fusion
Preserves provenance, freshness, confidence, and uncertainty while surfacing integrity concerns and questionable evidence for operator review. Degraded states remain explicit rather than being hidden behind false certainty.
Human-led decision support
Structures and compares courses of action against mission, feasibility, legal, geopolitical, and risk constraints. Recommendations remain advisory, explainable, and subject to explicit human review and authorization.
Geopolitical context
Adds GDELT-derived public-event context to the operational picture, helping analysts connect regional developments with mission-relevant activity. Source attribution remains visible for human review.
Explainable AI (XAI)
METIS applies XAI to automated assessments and recommendations, presenting operator-facing rationale, provenance, confidence, and traceable evidence. This supports human oversight, review, and deployment-specific assurance activities.
Sovereign deployment design
Designed for controlled and disconnected environments with local operational ownership. Production hardening, accreditation, and deployment validation remain specific to each operating environment.
Threat priority assessment
Prioritizes mission-relevant threats with visible confidence and supporting rationale as the operational picture changes. Outputs support operator judgment and do not authorize or execute operational effects.
3D environment and military symbology
Provides a unified visual environment for planning, rehearsal, training, and after-action review. Physical-domain tracks use MIL-STD-2525E and NATO APP-6(E)/STANAG 2019-compatible tactical symbol rendering.
Mission planning and synchronization
Builds a shared planning context across domains, organizations, and mission phases. Dependencies and decision points remain visible throughout human review without replacing staff judgment.
Space-domain awareness
Adds space-domain context to operational planning and situational awareness, helping staffs understand mission dependencies and relevant changes.
Defensive cyber awareness
Brings defensive cyber posture and mission-network risk into the operational picture. The focus remains awareness, resilience, and defensive decision support.
Training and after-action learning
Supports controlled exercises, mission rehearsal, and structured review. Decisions, supporting evidence, and outcomes remain connected for learning and accountability.
Coverage and assumption awareness
Shows where information is incomplete, which assumptions bound an assessment, and what may invalidate it. Confidence, freshness, uncertainty, and review flags remain visible to operators.
Validation and review dossiers
Packages rationale, provenance, constraints, review state, and integrity evidence into auditable records. Controlled disclosure supports command, legal, partner, and post-mission review.
Tactical and coalition data links
Implemented software or gateway boundaries cover Link 16 via JREAP-C, Link 22, approved legacy Link 11 gateways, IBCS gateway tracks, Cursor on Target (CoT), and MSS/MMHS handoff through STANAG 4406/RFC 6477. Coalition products support STANAG 4774/4778-style security metadata.
Surveillance, maritime, and UAS feeds
Supported formats include ASTERIX CAT 021/048/062, ADS-B SBS/BaseStation and Beast, AIS/NMEA, STANAG 4586 UAS/drone telemetry, STANAG 4607 GMTI, STANAG 7085 ISR gateway observations, and NAVTEX navigational-warning areas.
02 — Approach
Built for accountable coalition operations
METIS is engineered around interoperability, sovereign control, explainability, and human authority. It is an integrated TRL 6 prototype, not a fielded or accredited operational system.
Interoperability by design
Supports named standards through implemented software and approved gateway boundaries. Published support does not imply certification with operational hardware; conformance, accreditation, OEM, and site validation remain deployment-specific.
Human authority by design
METIS provides decision support, not autonomous execution. Recommendations remain advisory and operational authority remains with authorized personnel.
European sovereign technology
Developed and controlled within the EU with a sovereign deployment objective. Programme eligibility, procurement, and funding remain subject to the requirements of each authority, call, and consortium.
Controlled-network deployment
Designed to support disconnected and controlled environments without mandatory cloud dependence. Production hardening, accreditation, and site integration must be completed with the deployment authority.
03 — Operational imperative
Decision advantage requires trust
Modern command environments demand a coherent picture across domains without sacrificing accountability, sovereign control, or human judgment.
Information coherence
Fragmented information slows understanding and obscures uncertainty. METIS presents mission context across six domains while keeping source confidence visible to the operator.
Decision accountability
Operational recommendations must be understandable and reviewable. METIS links assessments to their rationale and evidence so authorized personnel remain responsible for the decision.
Coalition readiness
Coalition operations depend on disciplined, standards-aligned information exchange. METIS treats interoperability and information control as deployment requirements, with validation performed in the approved environment.
Operational resilience
Trusted C2 must expose degraded states instead of failing silently. METIS is designed to preserve traceability, surface changing confidence, and support disciplined operation under disruption.
04 — Company
Defense technology company based in Romania
CODEBYTE Dynamics is a Romanian-registered defense technology company specializing in multi-domain command and control systems and C4ISR software for NATO-aligned armed forces.
Our team brings direct experience from defense and intelligence organizations across Europe. We build battle management systems for operators who make decisions under pressure in controlled, contested, and degraded environments.
Location
Bucharest, Romania
CAEN codes
6210 Software Development + 7210 Research & Development
Domain
C4ISR, battle management systems, defense command and control
05 — Contact
Defense procurement inquiries
For defense procurement inquiries, partnership discussions, or capability briefings on our C4ISR and battle management systems, contact us directly.
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Defence inquiries
defence@codebytedynamics.com
Business development
sales@codebytedynamics.com