Technology
How an Archeron field works.
From the sensor in the soil to the alert on the operator's screen. The nodes only listen, each one makes its own decisions, and there's no single box to take out.
01 / Every node can be the hub
Knock out any node and the field keeps working.
Click a node to cut it. If you cut the hub, another node takes over and the alerts reroute.
Tab to a node and press Enter to cut it or bring it back.
02 / Principles
Design principles.
- 01
Passive sensing
Argus and Theia only listen. They send out no radar, laser or light that could give a node away.
- 02
Decided on the node
Each node makes its own decision. Nothing goes to a cloud, and only the alerts leave the site.
- 03
A mesh with no master
Any node can be the hub, so there's no gateway to jam and no mast to cut.
- 04
Sovereign design and supply
We design and engineer the hardware, firmware and models in Sweden, and choose every component for where it is made and who controls it. Your data stays on your site.
- 05
Export control from day one
We work under Swedish export control and share technical detail only under the right agreements.
- 06
Open at the edges
Cursor-on-Target into ATAK and WinTAK, aligned to BSI Flex 335 v2:2024 (SAPIENT).
03 / The stack
Five layers, from sensor to screen.
Sealed nodes in the ground and on the seabed, each with its own power.
Each node makes its own call and keeps the evidence that backs it.
Node to node until it reaches the hub, then out to the operator.
One call per event, with its confidence and its evidence attached.
Cursor-on-Target straight into the tools already on the desk.
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