Different perspectives
Cameras · optical & thermal
Environmental & equipment sensors
RF · LoRa loggers · human reports
VEIL / HEIMDALL
Your sensors.
A shared
understanding.
Each source sees a part.
Heimdall brings the context together.
We are developing the software layer that connects observations from existing cameras, sensors and human reports into situations people can understand and investigate—with the sources, reasoning and uncertainty still visible.
Pilots under development
HEIMDALL / SOURCES IN CONTEXTILLUSTRATIVE
One reviewable situationExisting sources first
Existing sensors.Shared context.Human judgement.FROM OBSERVATIONS TO SITUATIONS
01 / EXPLORE YOUR ENVIRONMENTOne platform.
One platform.
Different questions.
Explore the sources, operational context and evidence gaps that matter in your field. Each sector has its own explanation and interactive case.
BUILDINGS & FACILITIES
Buildings
Understand changes across plant rooms, access points and shared spaces.
INTERACTIVE CASE
02Pressure, moisture and camera observations: one water-related issue, or separate events?
Explore buildings ↗ASSETS & OPERATING CONTEXT
Offshore
Bring equipment observations and operating records into the same review.
INTERACTIVE CASE
03A pump train changes. Test planned-operation context and see what happens when a feed goes missing.
Explore offshore ↗UAP & FIELD RESEARCH
UAP
Compare optical, environmental and RF observations without losing their provenance.
INTERACTIVE CASE
04Explore a field event, clock uncertainty and alternative reference candidates.
Explore UAP research ↗FORESTS & FIELD OBSERVATIONS
Forestry
Connect lookout imagery, ground sensors, canopy observations and management records.
THREE INTERACTIVE CASES
05A smoke candidate, planned forestry work and canopy stress: what belongs together, and what needs a field check?
Explore forestry ↗SHARED AWARENESS & COORDINATION
Command and Control C2
Explore a command view for drones, personnel and vehicles, with individual status and a visible receipt loop.
ASSET COORDINATION / PILOT CONCEPT
Replay moving assets, simulate a status request and confirm receipt. Then test what the team sees when a drone stops reporting.
Explore Command and Control ↗02 / THE SOFTWARE BETWEEN YOUR SOURCESKeep the instruments.
Keep the instruments.
Connect the evidence.
VEIL develops Heimdall: an integration and intelligence layer for equipment and records you already use. Optional VEIL sensors can add capability where coverage is missing.
A common frame
Align time, location and source identity. Associate relevant observations and show the reasoning, original records and data gaps.
The evidence remains traceable to its source.A picture you can review
See what was observed, what may belong together and what still needs checking before the next decision.
People assess meaning, causes and follow-up.03 / SHARED AWARENESSA clearer picture.
A clearer picture.
A better next question.
From facilities, forests and offshore assets to field stations and C2 workflows, the aim is to make mixed observations easier to interpret together.
In a Command and Control (C2) workflow, Heimdall is being developed to support a common, reviewable situation picture: what has changed, which sources support it, and what must be checked before action.
Integration, performance and operational suitability must be tested and documented for each intended use.
A BASIS FOR DECISIONSHUMAN IN THE LOOP
Understand
Read observations in their shared context.
Prioritise
Review possible situations alongside individual alerts.
Follow up
Let responsible people decide the next check or action.
04 / DEVELOPMENT STATUSBuilt in steps.
Built in steps.
Tested against reality.
Start with defined sources and practical questions. Evidence from pilots will guide the integrations and wider platform.
Concept & prototypes
Visual prototypes demonstrate how sources, associations and uncertainty can be reviewed together.
Pilots under development
Data access, integration scope, pilot questions and evaluation criteria are being defined.
Test & document
Evaluate real data, data loss and practical value before extending to further uses.
PILOTS UNDER DEVELOPMENTStart with a real question.
Start with a real question.
And the sources you have.
Bring representative site data, known timing and source limitations, and a question worth investigating. Together, we can define a focused pilot and agree what useful evidence would look like.
Development-stage product · Synthetic demonstrations · Compatibility assessed per pilotA PRACTICAL FIRST STEP
01 A clearly defined question
02 Existing sources and permission to use them
03 Timing, location and source-quality checks
04 Human review and agreed evaluation criteria