Sentrycs and Omnisys Enter into Strategic Collaboration to Provide Joint Solutions to Address Precision Need in Sensor Deployment

Tel Aviv: Israeli company Sentrycs and Omnisys, have announced a strategic collaboration that combines their technologies to improve the planning and deployment of sensor systems in multi-domain operations.

The joint solution merges Sentrycs’ field-proven C-UAS systems with Omnisys’ BRO-AD (Battle Resource Optimisation for Air Defence) platform, creating a powerful synergy that addresses the growing need for precision in sensor deployment.

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Together, the technologies enable defence and security forces to account for operational constraints—such as terrain topography and electromagnetic interference—when determining optimal sensor layouts.

By modeling various operational scenarios, BRO-AD helps decision-makers anticipate blind spots and optimise coverage. When integrated with Sentrycs’ counter-drone capabilities, this approach ensures that sensors are positioned where they will deliver maximum effectiveness, enhancing protection while reducing unnecessary deployment. For users in the field, the result is increased operational readiness, improved system performance and better resource allocation.

“This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to delivering operationally relevant solutions that meet today’s evolving security challenges,” said Meir Avidan, VP Business Development and Strategic Partnerships at Sentrycs.

“Together with Omnisys, we are offering a smarter, more adaptive approach to systems’ deployments in real-world conditions,” Meir Avidan added.

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Dov Pearl, Chief Business Officer at Omnisys, stated, “By integrating BRO-AD’s powerful modeling capabilities with Sentrycs’ counter-drone systems, we’re helping customers plan and execute sensor deployments with greater accuracy, efficiency, and mission success.”

-The writer is an Israel-based freelance journalist. The views expressed are of the writer and do not necessarily reflect the views of Raksha Anirveda

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