ADOP-2000 is a C4I (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence) fire support automation system developed for the Turkish Army and global militaries, providing high firepower and effectiveness in combat conditions. It automates critical functions like target detection, management, fire control, and coordination in a digital environment and offers interoperability compliant with NATO standards. ADOP-2000 is designed to meet the need for rapid, accurate, and high firepower in modern combat conditions. Its primary purpose is to facilitate the planning, execution, and coordination of fire support. This encompasses automated digital processes for target detection, management, and fire direction activities.

Versatile Use and Integration

The system ensures fast and reliable data flow between all fire support elements, from target detection means to fire support coordination centers, and from fire control centers to weapons. It offers flexible usage options to meet varied tactical structure needs of armies. Furthermore, ADOP-2000 possesses a digital integration infrastructure with other battlefield functions like maneuver, intelligence, air defense, and combat service support for tactical command and control systems.

Technological Subsystems

• Tactical Fire Direction Computer System
• Battery Fire Direction System
• Mortar Fire Direction System
• Multiple Rocket Launcher Fire Direction Systems
• Advanced Observer Systems

Ground Survey Systems

These systems perform functions like tactical and technical fire direction, observation, meteorological measurement, and ground surveying.

NATO Standards and Interoperability

The system offers infrastructures compatible with NATO standards for interoperability with fire support systems of different countries. This facilitates integration and cooperation in international operations.

Use of Military Standard Equipment

In the ADOP-2000 system, ASELSAN products compliant with military standards are used. This includes computers, handheld terminals, portable computers, printers, displays, and keyboards. Data communication between systems is conducted over military standard communication protocols using ASELSAN tactical radios and wired lines.