National Security Use Case
Read the ground on the far side of the border. Map every emitting target in that space, resolve a meter-class 3-D fix on any one of them, and hold it as it moves toward the line.
01: Beyond the Line
Coverage reaches kilometers past the border, into the approach itself, not only the crossing point.
02: 3-D Fix
One sensor returns position and height on any emitting target in that space. No second site, no baseline, no survey.
03: Stays With It
The track holds as the target moves toward the line, changes vehicle, or switches to a backup device.
Most border systems watch the crossing: cameras on the fence, sensors on the road, a response that begins once something is already at the line. By then the decision window is a few hundred meters wide. Polus reads the signal environment on the far side, maps every emitting target in it, and returns a meter-class 3-D fix from a single sensor that does not have to move.
Movement is visible while it is still forming on the far side, not when it arrives at the fence.
The complete fix comes from one box. No second site, no baseline between receivers, no survey.
The same sensor works a remote approach and a busy crossing, with no change of configuration.
The Engagement Cycle
01Detect
Every emitting target in the area beyond the line, including unattributed emitters with no prior record.
02Localize
A meter-class 3-D fix, from a single sensor. No second team in position, no triangulation.
03Track
The position updates live as the target moves toward the line, so the response forms before the crossing instead of after it.
01Stationary
Fixed units at crossings, ports and watchtowers, reaching kilometers beyond the line.
02Vehicular
Mobile units covering access routes and the stretches between fixed sites, deployable well beyond populated areas.
03Aerial
Airborne units mapping open terrain, coastline and ground no road reaches, observing from altitude.
Scope
Where the agency already runs EO/IR, Polus hands it a position to look at. The visual confirmation stays with that system.
Positions export into the border-control and command systems already in use. Polus supplies the location layer, not the record.
The system operates under the authority of the agency responsible for that border. It is not a population-monitoring tool.
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