Keep the views you trust.
Connect observations from your current cameras, optical systems and thermal instruments. Retain the original files, acquisition settings and calibration information.
Existing video, image sequences and instrument exports. HEIMDALL / FOR UAP FIELD RESEARCH
Your sources.
One coherent picture.
The integration and fusion layer
for your UAP research.
Bring the cameras, sensors, LoRa loggers and observation logs you already use into a shared picture of what happened, when and where. Heimdall preserves the origin of every record, so your team can follow the evidence back to its source.
Pilots under development · Start with your existing setup
YOUR SOURCES / CONNECTEDLOCAL GRID
A REVIEWABLE CASESee how your sources become a situation.
Existing sources first · optional sensor additions
Existing sensors & logs.Shared context.Human judgement.UAP = UNIDENTIFIED ANOMALOUS PHENOMENA
01 / CONNECT THE KIT YOU ALREADY HAVEYour field station.
Your field station.
A common research layer.
Heimdall is being developed to work across organisations’ existing equipment and records. Cameras, optical and thermal instruments, environmental sensors, RF receivers, LoRa loggers and human observation logs can all contribute to the same investigation.
Bring measurements together.
Add environmental, magnetic, RF and acoustic records from the equipment you already operate. Preserve the measurement time separately from any gateway receive time.
Sensor files, logger exports, gateways and data interfaces.Keep the observer’s account.
Bring field notes into the case with their reported time, location and uncertainty. Human accounts remain distinguishable from instrument measurements.
Original report, observer reference and review history.START WITH YOUR EXISTING SOURCES
Adapters connect available exports, interfaces and gateways to a common data model. Compatibility and data access are assessed per pilot. Your existing setup is the starting point; optional VEIL/Heimdall sensors can add coverage where useful.
02 / FOLLOW THE EVIDENCEFrom isolated records
From isolated records
to a case you can inspect.
Heimdall’s value is the integration and fusion layer: one time- and location-aware situation, with the origin of each observation and the reasoning behind each association visible.
Align the records.
Normalise the time, location and format of mixed records. Keep the original timestamp, clock correction, uncertainty and source reference.
Associate observations.
Associate relevant observations, add environmental and human context, and make the linking rules visible. Coincidence alone does not establish a shared cause.
Review the whole case.
Review the evidence and gaps together, then trace any observation back to its original source, transformation and quality notes.
SITUATION / 024SYNTHETIC CASE
Several signals.
One investigation.
- Observed
- A camera observation, magnetic and RF changes, with a LoRa weather record and a field note as context.
- Associated because
- Eligible instrument records share a time window and local field area. Context is labelled separately.
- Still missing
- A second viewpoint, calibration checks and independent reference checks.
Association supports investigation. A common cause has not been established.
Inspect the interactive case ↗03 / SOFTWARE AT THE CENTREKeep your setup.
Keep your setup.
Extend your understanding.
Heimdall is the software layer between mixed sources and a coherent research picture. Each source keeps its identity as observations are aligned, compared and reviewed.
Different systems.
Different perspectives.
Cameras · optical & thermal
Environmental & RF sensors
LoRa loggers · human logs
A common frame
for the evidence.
Time alignment · source locations
Association · contextual analysis
Provenance · uncertainty
One situation.
A clear next question.
Related observations together
Context and evidence distinguished
Missing information made visible
OPTIONAL / VEIL & HEIMDALL SENSORS
Add capability where it helps.
If a pilot reveals a coverage gap, optional VEIL/Heimdall sensors can be considered alongside your existing equipment. Additional sources enter the same integration layer, with the same time, location and provenance checks.
Try an optional thermal source ↗ PILOTS UNDER DEVELOPMENTStart with one site.
Start with one site.
Ask a better question.
Bring a real research question and representative data from your existing setup. Together, we can define a pilot for integration, fusion and case review, with optional sensor additions where they add value.
Development-stage product. The explorer uses synthetic data and transparent rules.A PRACTICAL FIRST PILOT
01 Existing sensors, observation logs and representative files
02 Known timing and calibration limits
03 An agreed research question
04 Human review and documented findings