Applications

One Technology Stack, Many Missions

NexusFauna systems are dual-use by design — the same fusion, navigation, and surveillance stack serves defence, public safety, and industry.

Defence and force protection

Layered awareness for bases and deployed forces — radar-led surveillance, fused identification, and human-supervised threat assessment.

Counter-UAS

Detection, tracking, and explainable threat rating of small uncrewed aerial systems, including RF-silent targets that RF-only systems miss.

Tactical ISR

GNSS-resilient UAS navigation, target detection, laser rangefinding, and operator-ready target cues for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance.

Critical infrastructure

Persistent airspace and perimeter monitoring for energy, utilities, ports, and communications sites — deployable masts with edge compute.

Emergency response

Rapidly deployable sensing and a unified operational picture for incident commanders operating with limited bandwidth and infrastructure.

Search and rescue

UAS-borne EO detection, geolocation, and ranging over complex terrain — with navigation that holds up where GNSS does not.

Wildfire and environmental monitoring

Wide-area sensing, terrain-aware UAS operations, and fused situational awareness for environmental and wildfire response agencies.

Industrial inspection

GNSS-degraded navigation and precise target geolocation for inspection of infrastructure, plants, and assets in cluttered environments.

Remote and northern operations

Systems engineered for distributed operations, low bandwidth, and harsh conditions — built in Canada, for Canadian geography.

Deployed Where It Matters

NexusSentinel protecting critical industrial infrastructure at night
Critical infrastructure
NexusSentinel deployed in a remote arctic environment
Remote & northern operations
NexusSentinel on a defended forward operating base at dusk
Defence & force protection

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