TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. — BlackOhm presented its connected tracking and monitoring technology at Phoenix Spark Industry Day 2026. The team engaged with Air Force personnel, defense innovators, and industry partners focused on advancing readiness, mobility, and mission effectiveness.
Hosted by Phoenix Spark, the event brought together government and commercial organizations to highlight technologies addressing operational challenges across human performance, contested logistics, security and counter-UAS missions.
Phoenix Spark Industry Day 2026 featured two government booths and 28 vendor booths, with participating organizations focusing on mission areas including human performance and readiness, contested logistics, security, and counter-UAS capabilities.
During the event, BlackOhm presented its Alpha, Sigma, and Theta devices, showing how connected tracking technologies can improve visibility into personnel, assets, and unmanned systems in complex operational environments. The team showed how combining location and monitoring data can create a clearer operational picture, helping users improve accountability, track movement, and make informed decisions during training and mission activities.
“Events like Phoenix Spark Industry Day allow us to put our technology directly in front of the Airmen and operators who understand these challenges firsthand,” said Phillip Moore, BlackOhm Account Executive. “Those conversations help us better understand mission requirements while demonstrating how BlackOhm can provide persistent visibility across personnel, equipment, and unmanned systems.”
Phoenix Spark Industry Day 2026 underscored the importance of collaboration between Airmen and industry to identify technologies for operational needs. BlackOhm’s adaptable tracking and monitoring solutions aim to enhance visibility and decision-making capabilities for defense organizations in complex environments.
