Atlas Innovative Technologies

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About Atlas Innovative Technologies

Atlas Innovative Technologies develops modular systems intended to keep sensors, communications and effectors operating where conventional links or infrastructure are disrupted. Its Chimaera programme addresses autonomous counter-UAS operations, while Arachnet uses fibre-optic communications to preserve control in heavily jammed radio-frequency environments.

The company also presents RAPCON and TRINITY concepts spanning deployable communications, power and mission support. These systems are configured around specific defence requirements and integrated with external sensors, vehicles or payloads rather than sold as a single standard platform. Atlas remains an early-stage British engineering company, with current activity centred on development partnerships, trials and customer-led configuration rather than large-scale serial deployment.

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  • Autonomous systems communications - Stack Layer - Company profile and first-party sources support this operating context.
  • Defence customers - Customer Environment - Company profile and first-party sources support this operating context.
  • Secure robotics communications - Workflow - Company profile and first-party sources support this operating context.