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Cosmos Aegis // Forward Line Advanced Mobile ELINT

All sensors. One picture.Act immediately.

FLAME is a passive-first multi-sensor fusion layer for the forward line. In development now. Early access is open to U.S. DoD and authorized partners.

Tracks: 07 · Signals: 23 · EW state: Contested · Custody: Held
▼ SITREP FOLLOWS
00 // System trailer

One minute.
The whole picture.

A/V 00 — System trailerCONCEPT FILM · SOUND ON
Nodes come online, passive RF builds the picture, EMBER predicts the axis of advance — the FLAME concept of operations, end to end, in sixty seconds.
01 // What is FLAME
COSMOS AEGIS // TTY1 — flame
FLAME // FORWARD LINE ADVANCED MOBILE ELINT [PRE-RELEASE]
> init sensor bus ............ [OK] rf-df · comint · droneid · radar · eo-ir · wifi · ble · adsb
> tracker LMB · IMM-EKF ...... [OK] 5 motion models · k-best association
> threat engine .............. [OK] bayesian · named drivers · 2525 escalation
> tak gateway ................ [LINKED] cot · mutual-tls
> ember agent ................ [WATCHING]
FLAME fuses every sensor on the forward line — passive first — into one live picture, and keeps that picture alive when the spectrum turns hostile. It finds the aircraft. Then it finds the operator.
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02 // Sensor fusion

Dozens of signals.
One answer.

A/V 02 — COP · Counter-UAS under EW attackSCENARIO FOOTAGE · SYNTHETIC DATA
FLAME common operating picture showing multi-sensor fused tracks, active sensor chips, and a spectrum waterfall
The common operating picture mid-scenario: RF direction finding, Remote ID, radar, and EO/IR fused into labeled tracks; the fusion strip counts signals in and tracks out; the waterfall shows the spectrum FLAME is listening to.

Passive RF direction finding, Remote ID, radar, EO/IR, WiFi, BLE, and ADS-B feed one labeled multi-target tracker — five motion models, K-best association, explicit birth and death of every track hypothesis.

Identity survives sensor dropouts. When one modality goes dark, the track lives on whatever still sees it.

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First posture
03 // Operator geolocation

The drone is a symptom.
We geolocate the operator.

A/V 03 — Remote ID decode · operator tetherSCENARIO FOOTAGE · SYNTHETIC DATA
A watchlisted quadcopter probes a perimeter. FLAME decodes its Remote ID, places the aircraft and the person flying it, and draws the tether — then cues the optic onto both.

You don't defend against a drone. You defend against a person with a controller. FLAME hands you both.

04 // Electronic warfare

Jam the spectrum.
We keep custody.

A/V 04 — Wideband jamming · noise floor +38 dBSCENARIO FOOTAGE · SYNTHETIC DATA
Mid-scenario, wideband jamming collapses the waterfall and degrades radar. The fused track survives on the modalities the jammer can't touch — and the approach timed to the outage still trips CRITICAL.
EW state during event
SPECTRUM ........ NOISY
RADAR ........... DEGRADED
EO/IR ........... TRACKING
REMOTE ID ....... DECODING
TRACK CUSTODY ... HELD
05 // Deception resistance

Two aircraft.
One callsign.
One has a skin return.

When a second emitter squitters a duplicate identity, FLAME doesn't average the lie away — it forks the track, marks both DISPUTED, and goes looking for physics: radar skin returns, optical confirmation, independent corroboration. The spoofer can fake a message. It can't fake a radar return.

A/V 05 — Identity conflict · disputed tracksSCENARIO FOOTAGE · SYNTHETIC DATA
Wide-area air picture with an identity conflict: two tracks claiming the same callsign, flagged as disputed
A duplicate ICAO appears 45 km from the aircraft it's impersonating. Both tracks fork to DISPUTED while sensors vote on which one is made of metal.
06 // Event Monitoring, Belief Evaluation & Reasoning

A watch officer
that never blinks.

EMBER is an autonomous agent riding the same triage machine as the operator. It investigates, annotates, escalates, de-escalates, and closes — every action explained, every action reversible by a human. It doesn't replace the watch floor. It makes sure nothing slips past it.

◆INVESTIGATEJamming suspectedT+2:38

Correlating jamming onset with UAS behavior. Noise floor jumped +38 dB across the radar channel within seconds; EW state NOISY and radar custody suspended. Checking whether the UAS profile changes while the outage holds.

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◆NOTEDJI Mavic 3T+2:40

UAS continuing ingress under the radar outage — approach may be timed. Closure rate unchanged since jam onset while radar custody is down; DroneID and EO still hold the track.

80%
◆ESCALATEUAS standoff breachT+2:55

Escalated standoff breach — assessed deliberate. The 1 km line was crossed 20 s into the jamming window; EW onset and the final ingress leg align too tightly for coincidence. Custody solid on DroneID + EO.

91%

Cards above are recreated from a scripted scenario run; the feed at right is the actual product surface.

A/V 06 — EMBER · INTEL feedSCENARIO FOOTAGE · SYNTHETIC DATA
EMBER working the counter-UAS scenario: it flags the jamming, connects it to the inbound track, and escalates the standoff breach — before the alarm fires.
07 // Proven against

Seven scenarios.
Nightly.

Every build runs a gauntlet of scripted engagements on the full production stack — synthetic sensors, real fusion, real threat logic, real interfaces. These frames are from those runs.

Radar-held track of a fast aircraft with no transponder penetrating a denied airspace block
Non-cooperative fast mover · no transponder · held by radar + DF + EO
Five independent drone tracks converging on two axes, one track lost after intercept
One-way-attack swarm · five airframes · two axes
Wide-area air picture with two tracks claiming the same callsign, both flagged disputed
ADS-B spoof · duplicate ICAO · resolved by skin return
Counter-UAS engagement with priority target spotlight and jamming waterfall
Counter-UAS under EW attack · custody held through jamming
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Still building.
Building fast.

FLAME is in active development. Early access is open to U.S. DoD and authorized partners.
U.S. DoD and authorized partners only.

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