Solutions

PULSAR®

Real time surveillance for the security and safety of coastal waters

PULSAR is our persistent solution to deliver data from remote sensors at shore sites and offshore installations for fusion within INSIGHT. We are hardware-agnostic and data can be extracted from existing infrastructure and ingested into INSIGHT. Additional sensors can be supplied and installed, either to complement those already in place or as a complete PULSAR solution in new locations where there is insufficient coverage and understanding.

Our PULSAR solutions are flexible, scalable and cost-effective, with a typical sensor suite including radar, static and long-range electro-optical and thermal imaging cameras to deliver data into our Computer Vision AI software, Automatic Identification System (AIS) and Radio Frequency (RF) receivers for spectrum monitoring and geo-location. PULSAR solutions can use the local power or be situated off-grid using solar panels.

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QUASAR®

Beyond Visual Line of Sight surveillance for Economic Exclusion Zone Management

QUASAR is our solution to deliver data from airborne sensors in cost-effective Uncrewed Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for fusion within INSIGHT. We are partnered with experienced UAV operator FlyLogix, operating multi-role high availability, affordable aircraft for wide-area surveillance throughout the 200 nautical mile Economic Exclusion Zone (EEZ). Operating Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) in non- segregated airspace, Quasar uses smart processing at the edge to provide low latency, very near real time data feeds to INSIGHT.

NANO™

Localised surveillance of inshore waterways

NANO is our solution for localised surveillance of inshore waterways. It is a small sensor suite located on a waterfront, comprising camera and RF receiver. NANO is focussed on assigning images and emissions to build a database of non-AIS vessels. It acts as a maritime domain awareness multiplier by feeding live imagery and movements at local sites into INSIGHT and building the vessel library for wider operational use.