
TrakkaMaps integrates airborne mapping, live video management and camera or searchlight cueing.
TrakkaMaps combines mission mapping and video management, with 3D, street, satellite and custom map views and augmented-reality overlays on live video. Its documented integrations let operators cue TrakkaCam cameras and TrakkaBeam searchlights from map points and common geographic inputs.
The software is described for notebook and ruggedized-laptop use and supports customization through open-source and proprietary secure databases.
Trakka Systems' company history describes TrakkaMaps as a later addition to a portfolio that began with TrakkaBeam searchlights and expanded into TrakkaCam gyro-stabilized cameras in 2015. The company presents the mapping software as part of its integrated mission-systems family.
The product page identifies the TM-100 as the mapping and video-management system, with TrakkaStream described separately as a related low-latency video-transmission component. These sources situate the software within the evolution of Trakka Systems' airborne mission technology.
The official TrakkaMaps page describes a system that pairs mapping views with live video and can cue compatible cameras and searchlights from positions selected on a map or entered by operators. It lists multiple map formats, custom map support and augmented-reality overlays.
The page describes the software as running on notebook and ruggedized-laptop platforms and allowing customization with open-source or proprietary secure databases. Named mission areas include airborne law enforcement, border security, emergency medical services, fire mapping, military surveillance, environmental surveys, force protection and utility inspection.
TrakkaMaps TM-100 is a mission-mapping and video-management system for airborne operations. The official product page describes operation on notebooks and ruggedized laptops and integration with TrakkaCam cameras and TrakkaBeam searchlights.
Its interface supports 3D, street, satellite and custom map views with augmented-reality overlays on live video. Operators can cue compatible camera and searchlight lines of sight from mapped locations or entered addresses, intersections, cities, points of interest and coordinates.