Pilot program · no cost

Know who is inside before you go in.

DefenseRyT locates every person inside a structure with no cameras and no line of sight. We will bring it to your training ground, run it against your own scenarios, and hand you the results — at no cost to your department.

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What it changes

The same picture. Three different decisions.

What the array reads is identical in every structure. What your department does with it is not.

◎ FIRE & RESCUE

Search the occupied room first.

Every minute spent clearing an empty bedroom is a minute stolen from the one with someone in it. The array shows which is which before the first crew is through the door.

  • Prioritized primary search — go to the rooms that hold people
  • Victims through smoke — no visibility required, no thermal window
  • Multi-floor accountability — see which level each person is on
  • RIT and downed firefighter — a position fix on your own people
◈ LAW ENFORCEMENT

Know the count before the door comes off.

How many people, in which rooms, on which floor. The difference between stacking on a door with a plan and stacking on it with a guess.

  • Barricade and hostage — track the subject separately from everyone else
  • Pre-entry assessment — the layout and the occupancy, before entry
  • Warrant service — know whether anyone moved to the back of the house
  • No device on anyone — nothing to plant, nothing to carry
⧉ PORTS & MARITIME

Look inside sealed steel.

A container is the hardest box there is to see into, which is exactly why it gets used to move people. Screen without cutting a seal or pulling a unit out of the stack.

  • Container screening — occupied or empty, without breaking the seal
  • Stowaway and trafficking — find people before the vessel sails
  • Vessel compartments — void spaces and crew quarters
  • Terminal throughput — screen more units without slowing the yard
What it costs you

Time, and nothing else.

Your training tower, your acquired structure, your container yard. Our engineers bring and run the array, so your people only ever run the scenario.

$0No equipment charge, no travel billed, nothing owed later.
2–3Days on your ground, split however your calendar allows.
0Purchase commitments. Nothing is sold, so nothing goes to bid.
1Written readout afterward — what it saw, and what it missed.
The commitment

What a pilot actually takes.

Real scenario testing is not a lunch-hour demo. Here is the honest shape of it, so you can decide before you spend any of your people's time.

Phase 01

Call and walkthrough

We show you what the array does today and where it still falls short. You tell us which structures you have and what you would want it tested against.

45 minutes · remote
Phase 02

Site survey and scenario design

We walk your tower or yard, measure the construction, and build the test plan around your tactics. Most of this is our work, not yours.

1 visit · 2–4 weeks out
Phase 03

On-site testing

Our engineers run the array while your personnel run the scenarios. Consecutive days or spread across your training calendar, whichever suits you.

2–3 days on your ground
Phase 04

Analysis and readout

We process the data and come back with a plain-language report: what the system located, what it missed, and what we are changing because of your structure.

Report within 30 days

Roughly six to ten weeks end to end, and two to three days of your crew's time. We work around your training calendar rather than asking you to work around ours, and we can split the testing days across weeks if that is easier on staffing. Departments that want to go deeper often run a second round after we act on the first set of findings.

Request a pilot

We would love to work with your department.

Tell us a little about your team and how you work. A person reads every one of these, and we will always write back.

Any size department. A volunteer house with a training tower is as useful to us as a metro agency.

Scheduling is yours. Nothing is locked in on this form. The first call is where dates get discussed.

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No obligation, no marketing list, and we never share your details. Pilots run as planned training exercises.
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Request received.

A person on our team reads every one of these. We will reply within a few business days either way — including if we are not the right fit for your conditions yet.

Nothing is scheduled and nothing is committed. The first call is where any of that gets discussed.

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