CHANDLER, Ariz. — BlackOhm participated in three technology expos across Florida this week, engaging with U.S. Air Force personnel, government stakeholders and industry partners at Tyndall Air Force Base, Hurlburt Field and Eglin Air Force Base.
The three-stop Florida tour began Sept. 21 at the Tyndall AFB Tech Expo, continued Sept. 22 at the Hurlburt Field Innovation Expo and concluded Sept. 23 at the Eglin AFB Tech Expo. Across the events, BlackOhm connected with Air Force personnel, government teams and industry partners to showcase emerging mission technologies.
Across all three stops, company representatives discussed connected tracking and monitoring technologies designed to improve visibility of personnel, equipment and unmanned systems.
Attendees showed strong interest in BlackOhm’s drone tracking solutions and their potential application to future training and operational requirements. “Drones are becoming an increasingly important part of the modern operating environment,” said John Khrystyniak of BlackOhm. “As their use continues to expand, maintaining reliable visibility and accountability becomes more important. Our goal is to provide an independent tracking capability that gives teams a clearer operational picture.”
The Florida expo series gave BlackOhm an opportunity to engage directly with Air Force communities and better understand evolving operational requirements while demonstrating technologies designed for distributed and complex environments.
