Detection lag gets measured in hours when it needs to be minutes. This is the dual-use case where a defence platform earns its keep at home.
A hotspot caught in minutes is a containment job. Caught in hours it is an evacuation. The distance between those outcomes is detection speed.
Optical goes useless the moment the smoke column builds, which is exactly when the picture matters most.
No blanket rollout. The platform brings the parts that fit the mission and leaves the rest in the bay.
Isolates smoke plumes and hotspots from cloud and haze across wide-area IR, early.
Aperture tells you what is out there. It does not decide what to do about it. That is where Vector picks up.
Coordinates autonomous water-drop and dozer assets against the flagged front without a human in every tasking loop.
Vector turns a decision into coordinated action across crewed and uncrewed assets. It is in active development and described by intent, not benchmarks. It does not forecast intent; Parallax does.
Models the fire front forward so crews get ahead of it instead of chasing it.
Parallax projects the next move before it lands. It is on the roadmap, built with design partners, so your capital and your data shape what it becomes. It is not a shipping product today.
A response interface the CAF and civil agencies can share in a domestic deployment, with roles that keep each agency in its own lane.
Bring last season's worst week. We will show you where minutes were left on the table.