Pathfinder · technology

One brain. Trained once, runs everywhere.

Pathfinder is the software behind Track. It fuses Watchposts and the sensors you already own into one track per drone, marks where the payload dropped and writes the evidence pack. Every site runs the same models, and each update improves all of them.

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Live simulation

What fusion looks like.

Six Watchposts around a facility each report a noisy bearing. Where the bearings agree, Pathfinder draws a track and estimates the launch point. Shadow tracker drones (coming later) are shown too. Simulated data.

Unknown / hostile
Ours
Authorized
Pending decision

PATHFINDER · SITE 01 · SIMULATION

Contacts: 0
Unknown: 0
Pending: 0
Shadow up: 0

Pathfinder · simulated site

Eight modules

From spectrum to decision.

Improve a module once and every device gets better at the next update.

01
Perceive
Detect and classify drones in radio spectrum, audio and video.
Watchposts · Shadows · Stoops
02
Fuse
Combine every detection into one picture: positions, velocities, identities.
Edge server · cloud
03
Track
Hold dozens of targets through gaps, clutter and birds.
Edge server
04
Navigate
Planned: Shadow and Stoop flight with visual map matching when GPS is jammed.
Roadmap
05
Pursue
Planned: guide autonomous Shadows to follow and Stoops to intercept a moving target.
Roadmap
06
Decide
Score threats, recommend actions, assign interceptors, enforce safety and legal rules.
Edge server
07
Explain
An AI watch officer summarizes what’s happening in plain language and drafts reports.
Edge · cloud
08
Learn
Every event is labeled, models retrain, signed updates ship over the air.
Cloud

Data flywheel

Every site makes every other site smarter.

A new drone model detected at one site is recognized at all of them after the next update. Every model is versioned, evaluated against the last one, and traceable to the data it learned from.

Runs on every device

The same brain in every box.

Watchpost and Pathfinder are the core products. The autonomous Shadow, Stoop-N and Hive are in development. Stoop-N will go only to certified agencies.

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Watchpost
Core product
Ground sensor node
A solar-powered box on a pole that hears, sees and reads drones: acoustic and vision first, plus Remote ID and non-content RF. It is built to catch the drones flying with their radio off. Installs in one day.
Senses
Acoustic · vision · Remote ID · RF
RF range
1–3 km line of sight
Install
< 30 min per node
Power
Solar, 3 cloudy days
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Pathfinder
Core product
The AI brain
Fuses every sensor, including the ones you already own, into live tracks, marks where a payload dropped and builds the evidence pack. Trained once, runs everywhere.
Fusion
Multi-sensor, multi-target
Interop
Genetec · Milestone · TAK/CoT
Updates
Signed, over the air
Deploy
Edge + cloud
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Stoop-N
In development
Autonomous net interceptor
Flies itself to the target and captures it in a net under a parachute, only after a certified officer approves. For certified agencies, whose officers operate it. In development, not yet available.
Speed (target)
120–180 km/h
Range (target)
1–3 km
Capture
Net + parachute
Per engagement (est.)
~$200–500 consumables
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Shadow
In development
Autonomous tracker drone
An autonomous drone that launches from the Hive, flies to the intruder and holds it on camera at a safe standoff. In development, not yet available.
Speed (target)
80–120 km/h
Endurance (target)
25–40 min
Navigation
Design goal: GPS-denied
Payload
Stabilized zoom camera
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Hive
In development
Dock and launcher
A weatherproof dock on a roof or truck that stores, charges and launches Shadows and Stoops automatically. Runs Pathfinder locally if the internet drops. In development, not yet available.
Launch (target)
5–10 s from command
Bays
e.g. 2 Shadow + 4 Stoop
Edge compute
Works offline
Variants
Roof · vehicle · cased