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Stillsky

The Watchpost

The sensor that hears the quiet ones.

Remote ID, radio, sound and sight on one solar-powered pole. Built to find the drones that fly with their radio off, and to tell officers where the package fell.

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Four senses

Each one covers another's blind spot.

Remote ID

300 m to 1 km

Drone serial, position and the pilot's position, on compliant drones

Radio

0.5 to 2 km

Drone control and video links, receive only. Presence and type

Acoustic

50 to 150 m

Propeller noise and its direction, even with the radio off

Vision

Up to 500 m

By day, on a target the other senses found. Confirms it and records the evidence

Design targets for a small drone. Wind, terrain and traffic noise shorten them. At night, sound and radio lead. Pathfinder fuses every Watchpost, so one sense missing is not a miss.

Every side

Built to live on a pole.

Sealed and fanless, on solar or site power, with every antenna under one dome. Turn it around and pick a feature.

Height
3 m mast, sensors on top
Power
Solar or site power, sized per site
Link
LTE or site network
Install
One day
Mounting
Own mast or an existing light pole
Processing
On the pole. Only detections leave it

Details

Designed down to the badge.

Close-up of the Watchpost sensor core: smoked camera window with an amber ring, amber light seam and the microphone halo
Sensor core
The Watchpost from above: the white radome inside the eight-microphone halo
Acoustic halo
The finned Watchpost body with the Stillsky mark and wordmark
Sealed, fanless core
The Watchpost power cabinet on the mast with an amber status line and the Stillsky lockup
Power cabinet

Product renders. Field units are being built now for our first pilots.

The rest of the system

The Watchpost is one part of Stillsky.

Pathfinder fuses every Watchpost into one picture. In development: autonomous Shadow trackers to hold an intruder on camera, Stoop-N net interceptors for certified agencies to operate, and Hive docks to keep them ready around the clock.

A Shadow tracker quadcopter in flight at dusk
Concept render

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.

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A captured drone wrapped in a net, descending under a white parachute at dusk
Concept render

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.

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A Hive drone dock with an open lid on a building rooftop at dusk
Concept render

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.

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An operator at a desk watching Pathfinder maps and tracks on two monitors at night
Concept render

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.

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Put a Watchpost on your perimeter.

A 30-day pilot runs next to whatever you already have. Installed in a day, live in a week, and the fee is credited if you subscribe.

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