ARCTIC
A modular tactical thermal and wearable system designed around soldier endurance.
Conceptual visual — not operational imagery
Extend how long a soldier can operate effectively by managing thermal load as a system, not as clothing.
THE PROBLEM
Thermal stress limits endurance before equipment does. Layers are added and removed manually, and rarely at the right moment.
Thermal solutions are usually treated as apparel — separate from the electronics, power and sensing the soldier already carries.
THE APPROACH
ARCTIC is designed as a modular wearable system that adapts to conditions rather than a fixed garment.
It is developed to integrate with the wider SENTRIX architecture so thermal behaviour can respond to the same sensing and power layer as everything else.
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
- 01WEARABLE LAYERThe modular interface with the soldier.
- 02THERMAL MANAGEMENTRegulation of heat across the system.
- 03MODULESConfiguration by environment and task.
- 04POWERShared with the SENTRIX platform layer.
- 05SENTRIX INTEGRATIONCoordination with TACTIS and MINT.
KEY TECHNOLOGY
- 01Thermal Engineering
- 02Materials
- 03Embedded Systems
- 04Sensing
- 05Power Architecture
- 06Modular Design
DEVELOPMENT STATUS
ARCTIC is in development. No performance specifications or environmental ratings are published at this stage.