Low-altitude intelligence that operators can trust.

Passive RF sensing and onboard computer vision. Help teams detect, verify and understand low-altitude drone activity.

Illustration: simulated scene, not live data.

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Sensing
Passive RF reception
Compute
Onboard
Decode
DJI OcuSync, DroneID
Output
ATAK, Lattice, ITERRA C2

RF reception is passive. Communications may transmit.

What the sensor picks up today.

One passive receiver on an edge device, listening across the band. Here’s what it separates out of the noise today, with more classification on the roadmap.

L1: energy and presence

RF occupancy

An always-on energy detector flags anything rising above the local noise floor, across the band. The first, radio-agnostic sign that something is in the air.

The spectrum is an illustration of each signal class, not live data.

ITERRA is built by operators and engineers. Our team brings 15+ years of special operations intelligence, an active TS/SCI clearance, multi-billion-dollar program leadership at Northrop Grumman and Microsoft Federal, and production embedded AI devices and systems shipped at Flock Safety, Motorola Solutions, and CACI.

Where our team has worked

Squad and platoon units need low-altitude awareness.

Ukraine ended the friendly-skies assumption. The drone threat now reaches the squad and platoon level, where units have little low-altitude awareness.

Sensors that emit or phone home can reveal their position. ITERRA classifies at the edge. RF reception is passive. Communications may transmit.

ITERRA is developing airspace intelligence as organic equipment for every squad: passive RF sensing and onboard computer vision, so American and allied forces can detect, verify and understand low-altitude drone activity.

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Defense

The tactical edge

Squad and expeditionary formations operating where emitting is a risk.

Homeland

Border and territory

Persistent low-altitude intelligence across wide, austere terrain where towers and radar do not reach.

Infrastructure

Critical sites

Energy, ports, airfields, and venues that need the low-altitude picture from passive RF sensing.

Design concept render of the ITERRA sensor node on a pole: a pan-tilt camera above two antenna enclosures and a controller box. Final hardware may vary in detail.
Design concept of the ITERRA sensor node: a pan-tilt camera and two antenna enclosures on one pole. Final hardware may vary in detail.

Listens. Classifies on-device. Reports.

Detection-as-a-Service. Sensors, alerting, and data delivered under a single recurring subscription. Persistent airspace intelligence without a capital procurement cycle.

The picture arrives in the tools operators already use.

Cursor-on-Target native for ATAK and Anduril Lattice, and direct into ITERRA C2. Tracks publish without translation layers, so the intelligence layer fits the systems operators already run. ITERRA provides the awareness; downstream systems and people make the decisions.

Classified track, home & operator in ATAK — Hatillo, PR
Track & flight path published into Anduril Lattice — Hatillo, PR

These integration captures are genuine recordings. The only illustration on this site is the labelled spectrum diagram above.

Built by operators and engineers.

We are operators and engineers who spent careers working in the electromagnetic spectrum. We build for the operator in the field.

Puerto Rico is a strategic US node.

Puerto Rico is the United States. A domestic manufacturing node aligned to Berry Amendment and Section 889 supply-chain requirements, with SOUTHCOM adjacency, year-round maritime and airspace test exposure, and Spanish-language operator capability for the hemisphere.

We built here on purpose.

18°29'13.3"N 66°48'46.0"W — SOUTHCOM AOR, domestic node

Built for federal procurement.

ITERRA is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, eligible for SDVOSB set-asides and sole-source awards under FAR 19.14. Registered and active in SAM. Detection-as-a-Service is structured for direct award, pilot, and subscription procurement paths.

Status
SDVOSB
CAGE
9PHH7
UEI
R39WD1SDFJG8
NAICS
334511

Hard problems. Short feedback loops. A mission that matters.

Hiring now across RF engineering, embedded software, and machine learning. Hatillo, Puerto Rico.

The Beachhead.

Dispatches from ITERRA on passive airspace intelligence, the electromagnetic order of battle, and building defense technology from Puerto Rico.

Request a briefing.

Federal operators, state agencies, critical-infrastructure owners, and defense integrators: request a briefing.