The SRoC S26 is a ruggedized ground control station designed to provide a common handheld interface for defense robotics and unmanned systems operating in the air, on land, or at sea. Its Modular Open System Architecture (MOSA) supports adaptable integration, while compatibility with Swappable Radio Modules (SRMs) enables operators to exchange communications hardware as mission requirements change. More than 30 radio module options can be integrated through the SRM approach, and Nett Warrior compatibility supports communications, data sharing, and interoperability within the Nett Warrior ecosystem. The S26 is compatible with the Samsung Galaxy S26 phone.
Designed for demanding field use, the SRoC S26 is built to IP65 and MIL-STD-810H standards. User-configurable controls combine accessible buttons and joysticks with an ergonomic handheld layout for operating unmanned platforms and defense robotic systems. Power is supplied by an internal battery, with Swappable Battery Modules (SBMs) providing an additional option for extending operating time. Its radio-agnostic design, configurable controls, rugged construction, and modular power arrangement provide a standardized controller that can be adapted across multiple unmanned-system configurations.
