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A New Approach to Multi-Domain Operations

Modern defence operations rely on information from a growing number of sensors, autonomous platforms, communications networks, and operators. While each system provides valuable intelligence, true operational advantage comes from the ability to connect them into a single, coordinated operational picture.


AMSYS is a Canadian-developed interoperability ecosystem that enables organizations to integrate existing technologies rather than replace them. By connecting data from multiple domains—including air, land, maritime, fixed infrastructure, and emerging autonomous systems—AMSYS provides commanders and operators with the situational awareness needed to make faster, more informed decisions.


Every deployment is different. AMSYS is designed to adapt to the mission, integrating the technologies that best meet operational requirements while preserving existing investments and enabling future expansion.


Example Operational Workflow

The following scenario illustrates one example of how independent technologies can work together through the AMSYS interoperability platform. While this example depicts a maritime security mission, the same workflow can be applied to border security, critical infrastructure protection, emergency response, disaster recovery, search and rescue, defence operations, and countless other missions.



AMSYS Operational Workflow Example

How it works


  • 1. Connect – Sensors, vehicles, cameras, drones, and existing systems share information through a common interoperability layer.
  • 2. Detect – A potential event is identified by one or more sensing technologies.
  • 3. Coordinate – AMSYS distributes the information to the appropriate assets, operators, and decision-makers in real time.
    4. Verify – Additional autonomous or human-operated systems provide confirmation and enrich the operational picture.
    5. Orchestrate – Multiple assets collaborate throughout the mission, maintaining continuous situational awareness and adapting as conditions change.
    6. Deliver Decision Advantage – Operators receive a unified Common Operating Picture, allowing them to respond more quickly, confidently, and effectively.

  • CANADIAN CAPABILITY. INTEGRATED BY DESIGN

    AMSYS is a Canadian-led strategic alliance of defence technology companies working together to solve one of the country's most pressing operational challenges: creating a unified, multi-domain view of the battlespace.


    Rather than developing another standalone platform, AMSYS brings together proven Canadian technologies across air, land, maritime, sensing, communications, and artificial intelligence into a single interoperable architecture. The result is a force-multiplying capability that delivers persistent domain awareness, a real-time Common Operating Picture (COP), and faster, better-informed operational decisions.

    Each partner contributes a mature, field-proven capability with experience supporting defence, public safety, or critical infrastructure customers. Together, these technologies become more powerful than they are individually—connected through a common interoperability and orchestration layer that transforms isolated systems into one coordinated operational ecosystem.


    Whether protecting Canada's Arctic, securing critical infrastructure, supporting expeditionary operations, or enabling allied interoperability, AMSYS represents a scalable, sovereign, Canadian solution built for the defence challenges of tomorrow.


    maerospace

    Long-range radar and persistent maritime surveillance.


    pegasus aerospasce

    Arctic-capable UAV systems for verification and ISR.


    Labforge

    Multi-sensor tower infrastructure, edge computing and communications.


    envgo

    Autonomous maritime platforms for persistent tracking.


    real life robotics

    PASSENGER an Automation Management Platform providing interoperability, orchestration, governance and Common Operating Picture.


    why an alliance?

    Modern defence operations rely on hundreds of specialized platforms, sensors, and autonomous systems. While each technology is effective on its own, operational advantage comes from their ability to work together.

    AMSYS was established to accelerate that integration by bringing together complementary Canadian companies with proven technologies and a shared vision for sovereign defence innovation. Rather than replacing existing systems, AMSYS enables them to operate as a unified capability.