The public side of our engineering work.
We publish only the projects we can share openly. Work carried out directly with defence departments is not listed here.
TALON
An autonomous mesh network that detects wildlife and intruders in deep forest where there is no cellular coverage.
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PHYTRE
A framework that models physical intrusions as a kill chain, so security drills and audits can be designed around a realistic adversary.
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School Cyber & STEM Labs
Donor-funded CurioLabs for government and small private schools. Students program working models of a city, from Blockly to Python and AI.
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PRYMAL
Outdoor programmes from beginner camps for corporate teams to climbing and rope work, plus skills courses and a disaster volunteer programme.
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Early-stage initiatives. Details will be published as each reaches field readiness.
Disaster-response comms kit
Portable mesh communications for teams operating where infrastructure has failed.
TALON Edge device
GPS-enabled edge node with an integrated camera and IR night vision. It feeds event-triggered captures into the TALON mesh.
Low-cost welfare sensing
Affordable environmental and safety sensing for under-served communities.
Acoustic classification models
On-device models to distinguish threat sounds from ambient forest audio.