Eurosatory 2026: EOS Subsidiary MARSS Selected as BAE Systems C-UAS Command-and-Control Provider; $10M AI Hub to Open in Nice
EOS has announced that its command-and-control (C2) subsidiary MARSS has been selected as the C2 provider for BAE Systems' counter-threat system (BATS), a next-generation C-UAS capability platform. The partnership agreement was signed at the Eurosatory defence and security exhibition in Paris. EOS also announced a $10 million investment to establish a European AI counter-drone C2 hub in Nice, France, expected to create up to 150 jobs within three years.
Highlights
- MARSS, an EOS subsidiary, has been selected as the C2 provider for BAE Systems' Counter-Threat System (BATS), a next-generation C-UAS platform.
- The MARSS–BAE Systems partnership agreement was formally signed at the Eurosatory Defence and Security Exhibition in Paris.
- MARSS's AI-driven NiDAR platform will serve as the nerve centre integrating sensors and effectors within BAE Systems' global BATS C-UAS network.
- EOS announced a $10 million investment to open a European AI counter-drone C2 hub in Nice, France, anchored at MARSS headquarters.
- The Nice hub is projected to create up to 150 engineering and software development jobs within three years.
EOS Subsidiary MARSS Selected as BAE Systems C-UAS C2 Provider; AI Hub to Open in Nice
EOS has announced that its command-and-control (C2) subsidiary MARSS has been selected as the C2 provider for BAE Systems' Counter-Threat System (BATS) — BAE Systems' next-generation counter-drone (C-UAS) capability platform.
NiDAR Platform to Serve as the Intelligent Nerve Centre of BATS
According to an EOS press release, MARSS's NiDAR platform will act as the intelligent "nerve centre" of the BAE Systems Counter-Threat System. The AI-driven C2 platform NiDAR will be responsible for integrating sensors and effectors across BAE Systems' global BATS C-UAS capabilities.
The partnership agreement was formally signed at the Eurosatory Defence and Security Exhibition in Paris. MARSS will provide software licensing and technical support services for BAE Systems' C-UAS demonstrations and operational deployments. The collaboration is expected to generate further customer contract opportunities for both parties going forward.
$10 Million European AI Hub to Be Established in Nice
EOS also announced an earlier commitment to invest $10 million in Nice, France, to establish a European research and development hub for AI-enabled counter-drone command-and-control systems.
"This hub will be anchored around the MARSS headquarters — MARSS being the recently acquired AI-enabled command-and-control specialist. … This investment is expected to create up to 150 jobs within three years, including high-value engineering and software development positions."
Acquisition and Integration to Build a Global Counter-Drone Solution
EOS recently completed its acquisition of MARSS's defence business, combining EOS's effectors with MARSS's AI-enabled command-and-control capabilities. The combined entity aims to position itself as a global provider of integrated counter-drone solutions.
Further reading: The 2026 edition of the Global Counter-UAS Systems Directory is now live, featuring more than 1,000 C-UAS products and services — including performance details, corporate sales, and partnership information — updated monthly. For more information, contact editor Philip Butterworth-Hayes: philip@unmannedairspace.info.
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