Field infrastructure
Packages the power, enclosure, mast, and service interfaces required to place mission hardware in the field.
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MOUND
Put sensing and compute where the mission demands.
Mission role
The field layer that hosts, connects, and processes.
Current phase
Development configuration
System intent
Built for its layer. Engineered for the whole mission.
Coverage is not created by a sensor alone. MOUND provides the field infrastructure that lets sensing, compute, and communications operate where the mission requires them. Its modular architecture is intended to support different payloads and network roles without rebuilding the deployment layer around each one.
MOUND is a deployable node for power, communications, edge compute, enclosure, mast, and sensor interfaces. It can host HEED, another sensor package, or operate as a communications and processing node within a distributed network.
Public capability profile
The responsibilities that define MOUND.
Tactical connectivity
Links distributed sensing and edge systems so information can move across the defended area.
Edge processing
Hosts local compute close to the sensor, reducing dependence on a single centralized processing point.
Configurable payloads
Designed to operate with HEED, another sensor package, or as a communications and processing node without radar.
Controlled public release
Not shown
by design.
Configuration imagery is withheld while validation and release review continue.
Public system profile
System layerField sensing + edge infrastructure
Mission roleHost, connect, and process
Primary interfaceSensors and COMPOSITION network
Deployment modelDistributed modular node
Release boundary
Detailed enclosure, antenna, power, network, sensor-interface, and deployment configurations are withheld from public release.
The architecture