Eight areas, one team. Some engagements need one of them; most need several, and the value is in the joins between.
Servers, networking, virtualisation, secure remote connectivity, on-premises and cloud systems, resilience and integration with specialised operational technology. We assess what exists before proposing what to buy, and we document what we changed.
Sensor networks, gateways, loggers, telemetry, alerting and dashboards that turn distributed field data into operational visibility. Store-and-forward where links are unreliable, and a visible record of the gaps when they happen.
Vibrating-wire and MEMS instruments, loggers, acquisition hardware and remote communications: piezometers, inclinometers, load cells and strain, with calibration records retained alongside the data.
Local inference, vision pipelines, video analytics, device constraints, model deployment and system-level integration for environments where cloud-only processing is not enough. Validated against footage from the site, not a benchmark.
Airframe and payload integration, power systems, onboard computing, telemetry, sensing and mission-specific engineering support — including the airspace and operational constraints that decide whether a programme can fly at all.
Proof-of-concept development, embedded platforms, electronics and enclosure integration, prototype testing and a path to small-batch production. Test fixtures and acceptance criteria so the tenth unit behaves like the first.
Camera inventory and system assessment, coax-to-IP migration options, PoE and network capacity planning, video management and retention, edge analytics evaluation, and the privacy and human-review decisions that come with all of it.
Source selection, multicast and bandwidth design, encoders and decoders, endpoint management and control interfaces — for hospitality, residences, workplaces and multi-display facilities. Kept deliberately distinct from surveillance.
Describe the asset and the decision it has to support. We will tell you what to instrument, what to leave alone, and who should do the rest.