Integración Tecnológica Empresarial will be exhibiting at TECNOSEC DRONExpo 2026

Madrid, September 2026.- Integración Tecnológica Empresarial (ITE) will participate as an exhibitor at the 5th International High Technologies for Security and Intelligence Trade Fair and Congress, TECNOSEC DRONExpo 2026, which will take place from 5 to 7 November at the Pabellón de Cristal in Casa de Campo (Madrid). The company will be present at stand C09, where its Drone Solutions unit will showcase some of its key technological capabilities in the fields of unmanned systems, critical infrastructure inspection, and command and control platforms.

The combination of both events will bring together manufacturers, integrators, public bodies, Security Forces and Corps, Armed Forces, critical infrastructure managers and specialised professionals in a single venue, consolidating Madrid as one of the leading national and international showcases for security, intelligence, cybersecurity and drone operations technologies.

In this context, ITE will present various solutions developed by its business areas, reinforcing its position as a leading technology partner for public administrations, security organisations and companies operating in highly demanding technological environments.

C2LYNX. Military Emergency Unit (UDRUME), established as a specialized capability for the deployment of unmanned systems in aerial, terrestrial, and aquatic environments.

C2LYNX: the evolution of operational drone management

Among the main solutions that the company will bring to TECNOSEC DRONExpo 2026 is C2LYNX, the real-time command and control platform for drone operations, whose evolution can be explored following its first year of development.

Designed for complex and multi-user environments, it enables the management of multiple vehicles, sensors and information sources to be integrated into a single platform, providing a unified operational view that facilitates real-time decision-making. As a new feature, C2LYNX also includes integration capabilities with C-UAS systems and airspace management functionalities.

According to Juan Francisco Díaz Bejarano, Director of ITE’s Drone Solutions Unit:

“The primary objective behind the creation of C2LYNX was to integrate the management of multiple aircraft, sensors and data sources into a single platform, providing security forces and bodies, civil protection organisations and professional operators with a real-time tactical view for decision-making”. He also highlights that “its communications-agnostic architecture enables operation over 5G networks, fibre optics, satellite or other IP infrastructures, guaranteeing flexibility and resilience in any operational scenario”.

One of C2LYNX’s distinguishing features is its modular nature. One example that will help illustrate this philosophy is the work carried out for the Drone Unit of the Military Emergency Unit (UDRUME), created as a specialised capability for the deployment of unmanned systems in air, land and water environments.

Within the framework of this project, ITE’s Defence and Drone Solutions units are jointly involved in adapting a heavy vehicle through the integration of various systems and capabilities aimed at emergency operations, with the objective of converting it into a command post. This command post consists of a meeting room dedicated to decision-making and another room with four workstations equipped with computers for remote operators. It is precisely at these workstations that the Drone Solutions Unit contributes its adaptation of the C2LYNX software, enabling the visualisation of data from unmanned systems and the management of telemetry, video and image information generated by them.

CANARD: UAS technology applied to air navigation

Alongside C2LYNX, ITE will showcase the capabilities of CANARD, its specialised line of UAS solutions applied to airport inspection activities.
The platform combines unmanned systems, software developed by ITE, high-precision sensors, artificial intelligence and advanced data processing capabilities to optimise the inspection and maintenance of air navigation aids.

These technologies enable the more efficient inspection of radio navigation systems such as ILS or VOR, as well as visual air navigation aids such as PAPI, ALS or airport lighting systems, improving the accuracy of the data obtained and reducing the operational impact on facilities.

In the words of Juan Francisco Díaz Bejarano:

“These types of solutions make it possible to carry out safer, more efficient and more accurate inspections, while minimising the impact on the airport’s daily operations, an aspect that is particularly critical in high-activity infrastructures”.

At present, the technology developed by ITE under the CANARD brand is used in airport inspection activities in various countries, consolidating its position as a benchmark in the application of unmanned systems to the field of air navigation.

CANARD, its specialized line of UAS solutions for airport inspections.

CANARD: UAS technology applied to air navigation

ATONDrone: the evolution of CANARD applied to the port environment

The company will also take advantage of TECNOSEC DRONExpo 2026 to present the latest developments in ATONDrone, a tool currently under development that stems from the experience accumulated with CANARD and transfers its data capture, processing and analysis capabilities to the specific field of maritime navigation aids.

This technological evolution responds to the need for more efficient, safer and more digitalised inspection procedures in port environments. To achieve this, ATONDrone combines unmanned systems, specialised sensors and analysis methodologies that make it possible to obtain georeferenced data and transform it into useful technical information to support decision-making.

“Among the capabilities currently under development are the verification of light sectors, as well as the comprehensive digitalisation of inspection processes. Through this initiative, ITE is extending the application of technologies already validated in the airport sector to new highly demanding operational environments, reinforcing its commitment to innovation applied to the inspection of critical infrastructures.”

—States Juan Díaz.

ATONDrone: more efficient, safer, and digitized inspections in port environments.

ATONDrone: the evolution of CANARD applied to the port environment

A meeting point for innovation and collaboration

Participation in TECNOSEC DRONExpo 2026 represents a strategic opportunity for ITE to strengthen its relationship with institutions, security organisations, public administrations and technology companies, while also sharing its experience in the application of advanced technologies aimed at improving the protection, operational efficiency and resilience of organisations and critical infrastructures.

“TECNOSEC DRONExpo will provide a privileged environment for sharing experiences, identifying real user needs and advancing together with institutions and operators in the development of solutions that address the current challenges of security, critical infrastructure management and unmanned systems operations.”

— Concludes Díaz Bejarano.