Omnisys highlights its BRO™ - a unique, fully-integrated Battle Resource Optimization system that revolutionizes combat mission planning and execution. BRO™ is the only system that builds mission plans based on the actual inventory of available weapon systems and resources, significantly improving effectiveness without requiring additional force structure and provide multi-mission and multi-domain solution.

Supporting the entire mission lifecycle -planning, execution, and post-mission debriefing, BRO™ enables commanders to achieve over 30% better mission performances using existing assets. By integrating operational data regarding: weapon systems capabilities, environmental conditions, terrain, intelligence,about enemy systems, BRO™ generates real-time, AI-driven recommendations that ensure optimal decisions at every stage. Its intuitive, automated design minimizes human error, shortens planning cycles, and delivers consistent performance regardless of battlefield pressure or fatigue.

"The BRO™ system is operationally validated and in use worldwide,including by NATO nations", says Alfred (Fredi) Tzimet, Deputy CEO of Omnisys. "It protects civilians, saves lives, and strengthens defense capabilities by turning every asset into a smarter, more impactful operational tool. BRO™ delivers true operational superiority in an increasingly complex battlespace. With over 25 years of expertise, Omnisys continues to deliver scalable, combat-proven solutions that empower defense forces with smarter decisions and unmatched battlefield advantage."

BRO™ software-powered, microservices, and web technology-based system that includes GEO (DTM/DSM) services, weapon systems physical modeling, advanced AI-driven analysis and optimization algorithms, and simulation capabilities .It supports real-time mission operations, long-term force build-up planning, and seamless integration with C4I systems, or can operate independently. Adaptable to evolving operational concepts, BRO™ covers a wide range of mission types, including air defense, air surveillance, electronic warfare, spectrum management, intelligence gathering, and border security.