Jul 21, 2026 11:43 AM
TyrSense uses rugged NFC tags and a GPS-independent network to track personnel, casualties, and supplies across the battlefield.
A new near-field communication (NFC) tag from US startup Rune Technologies is designed to help troops track personnel, casualties, and supplies across the battlefield without relying on GPS, cloud connectivity, or satellite links.
Called TyrSense, the compact device works with the company’s TyrOS software to log the location and status of personnel or cargo every time the tag is scanned during a handoff.
The system continues operating in denied, degraded, intermittent, or low-bandwidth environments, helping units maintain visibility even when communications are disrupted.
Read the full story on NextGen Defense: US Startup Builds a Battlefield Tracker That Doesn't Depend on GPS
United States•technology•GPS•military logistic vehicle•tactical-logistic truck•command and control system
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