ATDI will showcase the latest generation of HTZ Warfare this September, representing a major evolution in how defence users plan, analyse, simulate and prepare for operations across the electromagnetic spectrum. This significantly enhanced release introduces AI-assisted capabilities through HiNT, alongside advances in mission and network planning designed to simplify complex analysis and support more informed operational decisions. The new generation strengthens HTZ Warfare's role as an integrated environment for RF engineering, EW modelling, mission preparation, and wargaming.
Alongside HTZ Warfare, ATDI will demonstrate the continuing evolution of ICS Monitoring, providing real-time spectrum surveillance, signal detection, analysis and emitter localisation. The latest RF recordings captured through spectrum monitoring activities can be brought into the HTZ Warfare environment, allowing observed electromagnetic activity to inform modelling, simulation and mission rehearsal.
Visitors will see how these capabilities create a stronger link between what is happening in the electromagnetic environment and how future operations are planned and tested. HiNT adds AI-assisted analysis to the workflow, HTZ Warfare provides the modelling and mission-planning environment, and ICS Monitoring supplies operationally relevant spectrum observations.
Visit ATDI to experience the new generation of HTZ Warfare and see how AI-assisted analysis, advanced mission planning and real-world spectrum intelligence are reshaping electromagnetic mission preparation and wargaming.
