Atlas Intelligence
Autonomous AI for defense and intelligence applications.
Atlas is Archeron's core platform: the engine that powers everything we build. It processes raw sensor data and structured records alike, fuses information across domains, models adversary behavior, and generates actionable intelligence in real time.
Built for environments where human decision-making is too slow, communication is degraded, and autonomy is required.
What Atlas Does
Atlas converts raw data into decisions.
For defense: Acoustic signatures, RF emissions, visual feeds, behavioral patterns; fused into a unified tactical picture. Threats identified, movements predicted, responses coordinated across distributed nodes. Operates independently when communication is denied.
For intelligence: Corporate filings, property records, financial data, text documents—resolved into entity graphs. Criminal networks mapped, fraud patterns detected, evidence packages generated. Operates continuously without analyst intervention.
Same core architecture. Different input streams. Same outcome: actionable intelligence faster than legacy approaches allow.
Core Capabilities
Classification
Threat identification from raw sensor data. Acoustic signatures (gunshots, explosions, vehicles, drones, rotorcraft). RF patterns. Behavioral anomalies. Runs on edge hardware with <200KB model footprint.
Fusion
Multi-source correlation. Physical events enriched with corporate intelligence. Sensor detections correlated with registry data. Patterns that span domains, invisible to single-source analysis.
Prediction
Temporal pattern analysis. Extortion escalation probability. Network expansion trajectories. Adversary movement forecasting. Not just what happened, what happens next.
Coordination
Distributed decision-making across networked nodes. Resource allocation. Response prioritization. Operates without central command when required.
Technical Architecture
Edge Processing
Intelligence generated at the source. No cloud round-trip. No bandwidth dependency. Operates in contested, denied, and disconnected environments.
Distributed Computation
No single point of failure. Nodes operate autonomously and share processing load. Network degrades gracefully under attack.
Sensor Fusion
Integrates heterogeneous data sources: acoustic arrays, RF sensors, corporate registries, financial records; into unified operational pictures. Correlates signals across time and space.
Entity Resolution
Resolves fragmented identities across data sources. Same person, different names, dozens of records. Atlas computes match probability and builds unified graphs.
Threat Modeling
Builds probabilistic models of adversary behavior. Predicts likely actions before they occur. Adapts to new patterns without manual reprogramming.
Autonomous Decision-Making
Prioritizes targets, allocates resources, coordinates responses. Human oversight configurable: mandatory for some applications, optional for others depending on operational requirements and legal constraints.
Evidence Provenance
Every output traces to source data. Extraction methods, confidence scores, relationship chains are all recorded. Designed for environments where outputs must be defensible: military command, courts, regulatory bodies. manual reprogramming.
Applications
Battlefield Intelligence
Real-time situational awareness in dynamic combat environments. Tracks adversary positions, predicts movements, provides decision-quality intelligence faster than traditional ISR. STANAG 4676 compatible output for NATO integration.
Border Security
Continuous monitoring of remote terrain with minimal human presence. Intrusion detection, threat classification, response coordination. Operates autonomously in areas where persistent manning is impractical.
Critical Infrastructure Protection
Perimeter awareness for power grids, pipelines, ports, transportation networks. Physical intrusion detection. Anomaly identification. Integration with facility security systems.
Organized Crime Intelligence
Entity resolution across Swedish corporate registries. Shell company detection. Criminal network mapping. Evidence-grade output for law enforcement. Powers Halo platform.
Why Atlas
Existing defense AI systems are built as tools—they assist human operators but cannot function independently. Atlas is built as an operator. It's designed for scenarios where humans are absent, communication is compromised, or decision speed exceeds human reaction time.
This is the difference between AI that enhances existing processes and AI that enables entirely new operational concepts. Atlas doesn't make legacy systems smarter. It makes autonomous systems possible.
Development Status
Atlas is operational. Core architecture deployed and powers Halo's corporate intelligence capabilities and Argus sensor development. Other modules are scheduled to come online later in 2026.