Heimdall, for the military
Information dominance at the edge. Zero cloud reliance.
Meet Heimdall. A tactical edge system pairing body-worn radar with low-profile eyewear. It pierces smoke, dust, and total darkness to feed local motion cues directly into your field of view, while a passive receiver listens for drone signals without ever emitting a detectable signature.
What it does
Built for contested environments.
Local cues through poor visibility
60 GHz chest-mounted radar cuts through zero-visibility environments to surface motion cues when sight fails.
Silent communication
Facial and muscle motion mapping enables precise, predefined callouts without an open microphone.
Selected context for the team
Local, encrypted peer-to-peer telemetry shares critical state changes across the team without relying on vulnerable cloud infrastructure.
Passive direction finding
Dedicated receivers detect unmanned aerial systems by listening for their signatures, without transmitting an active radar pulse.
Hephaestus, a concept for every branch
The manual in your eye. Both hands on the iron.
Introducing Hephaestus. Built on the Heimdall hardware baseline, it projects live wiring diagrams, schematics, and torque specs directly over the equipment in front of you. By linking smart tools to local telemetry, it catches spec errors in real time, operating completely offline and independent of any cloud connection.
Both hands stay on the tools.
Wiring diagrams, hydraulic routing, and part schematics drawn over the equipment itself. Next step, torque spec, or pressure limit by silent voice command.
The display checks the reading.
Connected to smart torque wrenches and gauges over the local mesh, the reflex compares each reading with the specification. A bolt out of sequence, or a line over its limit, and the display calls a halt before the damage is done.
Essential material stays local.
Manuals, parts catalogs, and diagnostic trees live on the device. Under emissions control or behind steel bulkheads it keeps working, and signed maintenance logs sync when the ship is back on the network.
Concept application. Built on the Heimdall optical and compute baseline.
Design boundary
Local by design.
Heimdall keeps its sensing short-range, its telemetry to the essentials, and its cues brief. It is a concept system. Real performance depends on validated hardware, how it is deployed, and testing in the field.
Talk to us
Tell us what you are working on.
A city crossing, a fleet, a fireground, a port. If people and machines share the space, we would like to hear about it. The founding team reads every message.