Forward Observation and Covert Surveillance.
Deployable Configurable Surveillance.
Easy to use and fully autonomous to reduce operator burden with AI classification and ID of targets.
Fully or semi-active configurations are available, using radar, RF and Acoustic sensors.
Single back-packable configurations
Quick to deploy surveillance capability with simple interface for semi-auto site setup. Can be battery powered.
Add other sensors/effectors via the AI-powered fusion unit. Multiple systems can be networked together.
Open architecture enables the integration of Vision Guard within multi-sensor systems. Interfaces available: SAPIENT and ATAK.
Wireless network compatible due to onboard processing and low bandwidth requirement.
Operationally proven, Vision Guard provides rapidly deployable panoramic staring capability for forward observation and covert surveillance, including in low light.
The compact sensor system integrates OpenWorks’ proprietary artificial intelligence and data fusion software to detect, track and identify class 1 UAS at long range to provide a trip wire capability to dispersed mounted and dismounted troops. Systems can be configured with combinations of active and/or passive wide area sensors, including radar and acoustic panels, to suit mission requirements.
Designed for minimal Size, Weight and Power (SWaP) requirements, Vision Guard and ancillary sensors can be carried in a standard military backpack and deployed in under 2 minutes to provide distributed C-UAS capability, minimising reliance on strategic assets and enabling freedom of manoeuvre.
Vision Guard has been proven among a number of European and U.S. customers, as well as part of Project Vanaheim, a joint UK and U.S. experimentation programme to explore the future of interoperable C-UAS in the face of what is rapidly evolving into one of today’s most prolific battlefield threats.