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Platform — The Sensor Mesh

Three altitudes, wired together

The mesh is more than the sum of its feeds. Each layer cues the others: a fence-line detection wakes a dock drone; the drone's track requests a satellite pass; the satellite's change map re-baselines the cameras. Every collection lands in the same geo-temporal fabric — and updates the site's digital twin.

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The diagram — select a marker to explore

Three altitude bands are shown. Orbit (450–600 km): optical and SAR satellites in a virtual constellation with minute-to-hour revisit. Air (30–120 m AGL): dock drones and RPAS patrols with on-event dispatch under 90 seconds. Ground (0 m): CCTV and VMS across 500+ firmwares, access control, IoT and RF/AIS/ADS-B. A fence-line detection cues a dock drone (step 1); the drone's track tasks a SAR satellite pass (step 2); the satellite change map re-baselines the site (step 3). Every collection lands in the P6 fabric — one geo-temporal index feeding real-time alerts, forecasts and the digital twin.ORBIT — 450–600 KMOPTICAL + SAR VIRTUAL CONSTELLATION · REVISIT MIN–HOURSAIR — 30–120 M AGLDOCK DRONES · RPAS PATROLS · ON-EVENT DISPATCH < 90 SECGROUND — 0 MCCTV / VMS (500+ FIRMWARES) · ACCESS CONTROL · IOT · RF / AIS / ADS-BOPTICALSAR · ALL-WEATHERPATROL ROUTE ADOCK RESPONSESITE 14 — YARDFENCE-LINE DETECTION 02:41DRONE DOCKIOT / RF1 · ALERT CUES DRONE2 · TRACK TASKS SAR PASS3 · CHANGE MAPRE-BASELINES SITEP6 FABRIC — GEO-TEMPORAL FUSIONEVERY COLLECTION · ONE INDEX · ONE OBJECT SCHEMA → REAL-TIME ALERTS · FORECASTS · DIGITAL TWIN

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Tip-and-cue taskingAerial patrol / collectionBaseline & change flow

Tip and cue

One detection, three collections

Tip-and-cue is the mesh's reflex arc. Each numbered chain below matches an arrow on the diagram — what starts as a single ground event ends as a re-baselined site.

1 · Alert cues drone

  • A fence-line detection is verified by an operator in under a minute
  • The dock drone launches automatically — airborne in under 90 seconds
  • The drone holds overwatch and streams oblique video into the fabric

2 · Track tasks SAR pass

  • The drone's track raises a standing question: what changed here recently?
  • A SAR pass is tasked over the site — all-weather, day or night
  • Change detection runs against the last accepted baseline

3 · Change map re-baselines site

  • The change map updates the site twin and the camera baselines
  • Every camera now scores anomalies against the new ground truth
  • The loop closes: ground watches sharper because orbit looked

What each altitude contributes

Orbit, air, ground — one fabric

Orbit

  • Virtual constellation — optical + SAR from partner operators; no satellites to own
  • Automated tasking triggered by ground or aerial events
  • Wide-area change detection re-baselines every site weekly

Air

  • Dock drones launch in under 90 seconds on verified alerts
  • Scheduled RPAS patrols capture oblique video + photogrammetry
  • Partner fleets extend coverage beyond owned hardware

Ground

  • 500+ camera / VMS firmwares stream into one pipeline
  • Access control, IoT sensors and RF / AIS / ADS-B enrich every event
  • Sub-minute AI detection, verified by human operators

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