The intelligence layer

Spectral AI™

Every sensor. One decision.

The brain between the sensors and the operator. It fuses every sensor, whatever the vendor, into one trusted air picture, and turns it into a decision in seconds.

How it works

From signal
to decision.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Any radar of any band and vendor, legacy included. Direction finders, SDRs, cameras, Remote ID, observers.

  2. 02

    Fuse

    Every measurement into one track. Bearings are triangulated, duplicates merged, spoofed identities caught.

  3. 03

    Classify

    Drone, bird, aircraft or clutter, from motion, radar signature, radio protocol and imagery together.

  4. 04

    Warn & cue

    Predicted breaches, ranked alerts, cameras slewed, tracks shared with command. A human decides.

Inside the console

Six views.
One system.

02 · Spectrum

Every band, live

The radio spectrum as a live waterfall. Drone control and video links are recognised and located, the pilot included.

03 · Raw radar

From raw signal

Raw radar data processed on GPU: Doppler, detection, micro-Doppler. It tells rotor blades from wings, drones from birds.

04 · EO/IR

Look before you alarm

Cameras are pointed at the fused track automatically. Here the camera confirms a bird at 3.2 km, so no alarm is raised. Telling birds from drones is what keeps an airport open.

05 · Intelligence

Swarms, seen as shapes

Topological analysis of the whole picture finds a swarm flying in formation, which no single sensor can.

06 · Simple mode

Red. Amber. Green.

For the commander under pressure: one sentence, threats ranked, and one button that puts the camera on target.

Where it runs

On our hardware.
Or wherever you need it.

Spectral AI is usually delivered installed on Neurocoms hardware, tuned to our own sensors and processors. The same software also runs where the mission is.

  1. 01

    Neurocoms hardware

    The standard delivery: installed, calibrated and tested on our own processing hardware, together with our sensors.

  2. 02

    Your existing sensors

    Connected to the radars, direction finders and cameras you already own, whatever the vendor or age.

  3. 03

    Edge and embedded

    On compact edge processors and FPGA front-ends, next to the sensor, for low latency and low bandwidth.

  4. 04

    Mobile and tactical

    In vehicles, at outposts and with units in the field, sharing one picture with headquarters.

  5. 05

    Command centres

    On servers in an operations centre, fusing many sites into one regional or national picture.

  6. 06

    Air-gapped networks

    Fully offline, on isolated networks, with nothing leaving the site.

Specifications

Open to every vendor.
Closed to everyone else.

Full specifications are shared in a briefing, under NDA.

Sensor inputs
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