ASTRIA™ relies on a distributed network of nodes rather than a single massive array, so the radar's performance and field of regard grow as more sensor nodes are added. Unlike legacy radars, ASTRIA™ uses Coherent Distributed Networking (CDN™), a software-driven multi-static approach that links multiple low-cost sensors into a single, high-fidelity tracking network.

CHAOS reports that, combined with technology from its acquisitions, the underlying systems can detect and track threats up to 250 km away, sensing potential hazards up to 10 minutes faster than traditional infrastructure.

ASTRIA™ is optimized for continuous, extended-range surveillance and tracking of sophisticated aerial threats, including drones, aircraft and missiles.

By replacing a single hardware system costing tens of millions of dollars with distributed, lower-cost nodes, the network reduces tracking costs by over 10 times while maintaining weapons-quality precision.