Advanced Maritime Security Solutions

"Whom who rules the waves, rule the world"

Alfred Haymen
Naval Historian

RTcom offers a variety of sultions and products

Layout of the Falcon Eye Maritime surveillance system

Command & Control

Centralized systems enabling real-time coordination and decision-making across maritime operations. 

Command and control centers integrate data from various sources, providing a unified operational picture to enhance situational awareness, communication, and mission efficiency.

Coastal surveillance radar and electro-optical system at Tarkwa Bay, overlooking vessel traffic in Nigeria’s maritime domain.

Radars

Advanced coastal and maritime radars offering precise detection of surface and aerial threats. 

These systems monitor large areas, identify targets, and provide vital data for tracking vessel movements, ensuring comprehensive maritime domain awareness and security

Falcon Eye sensor site at Tarkwa Bay, Lagos

Long Range Electro Optic Systems

High-resolution optical systems with day and night capabilities for detailed surveillance. 

These long-range devices deliver real-time visual intelligence, supporting target identification, threat assessment, and monitoring in diverse maritime environments under various weather conditions.

Over the horizon radar

Unique radar systems capable of detecting and tracking targets beyond the visual and radio horizon. 

These radars provide early warnings and enhance maritime situational awareness by extending coverage far beyond coastal boundaries.

Falcon Eye main Control Centre, NHQ Abuja

Control Centres

State-of-the-art control centers equipped with cutting-edge technology for monitoring, analysis, and coordination. These hubs serve as the backbone of maritime operations, enabling rapid responses to threats and ensuring seamless communication between agencies

Vessels integration

Integration of naval vessels into the command network, allowing seamless data sharing and coordination.

 Equipped with advanced sensors and communication systems, these vessels act as mobile extensions of the surveillance and interception network.

Falcon Eye Remote sensor site at Segpe, Bayelsa state

Sensor sites

Autonomous sensor sites equipped with power supplies and communication systems. 

These stations collect critical data from remote locations, providing continuous coverage and supporting maritime operations with minimal reliance on external infrastructure.

Patrol vessels

High-speed, agile vessels designed for coastal and deep-sea patrols. Equipped with advanced surveillance systems and communication tools, these vessels respond swiftly to threats, ensuring security and law enforcement in maritime domains.

 

Over the horizon AIS

Advanced AIS (Automatic Identification System) sensors with extended range capabilities.

These systems monitor vessel movements beyond traditional line-of-sight, providing vital data for tracking, identification, and enhancing maritime situational awareness.

Bullet proof Vessels

Highly agile, armored patrol boats designed for rapid response in maritime security operations. 

Equipped with bulletproof protection, advanced navigation systems, and integrated communication tools, these vessels ensure crew safety while intercepting threats with speed and precision.

THe maritime industry is key for a nation's succes

The indisputable fact is, that there cannot be a blue economy without maritime security

Maritime Operational intelligece system

Real-time Maritime Operational Intelligence System sip is

A game changer

 intelligence system that gives the Nigerian Navy unique capabilities for detecting suspicious targets within its maritime domain, as well as real-time intelligence analysis of abnormal behavioural patterns at sea.

Addtional services

RTcom offers additional services in the maritime domain, leveraging cutting-edge and emerging technologies. From advanced data analytics to autonomous vessel support and next-generation AI-driven solutions, we ensure enhanced operational efficiency, situational awareness, and security at sea