Four tiers of the same detection net — from a silent wearable to full-aperture standoff detection — every tier feeding the same fused Neurex picture, networked as Neura Canopy.
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Every person on site knows what is in the air, which direction, and how close. Passive RF and acoustic sensing in a wearable — no screen, no emissions, nothing for an adversary to detect. Alerts arrive as haptics and audio, so eyes stay on the task.
Built for dismounted teams, site crews, and event security — anyone outside the perimeter a fixed sensor protects.
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The specialist points it at a sector and gets a bearing and a classification. RF, acoustic, and active micro-radar in one handheld, with an optional EO/IR module for visual confirmation.
The response tool of the family — when Sentry says something is out there, Scout tells you what and where.
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Coverage that moves with the mission. Set it down, power it on, and it joins the mesh — a relocatable multi-sensor unit that brings the detection net wherever the operation goes, with no fixed installation.
Forward positions, temporary sites, moving perimeters — Patrol fills the gaps between Stations.
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Standoff detection, always on, the longest range in the family. Radar, EO/IR, RF, and acoustic fused into one track picture, networked with cross-station handoff. Fixed-site or vehicle-mounted.
The backbone of a protected site — and the anchor every other tier reports into. The full platform story →
A Neura Canopy over a site is several Stations — station-0 through station-3 — plus the Scouts carried by the response team. Track custody hands off between Stations automatically: one console, one picture, perimeter-scale coverage instead of point defense.
Whole-site air picture, not point defense.
Track custody moves between Stations automatically.
Every tier reports into the same fused view.
A networked configuration of Stations — not a fifth device.
The commercial briefing deck covers the threat landscape, the product line, and deployment models — built to be forwarded to your security, operations, and finance stakeholders.