See Argus Statuses
Scan assets across missions. Distinguish nominal assets from those needing attention, then open the node for a closer look.



Operating system and control layer
Surface and subsea assets, network health, and mission history. Connected in one operating environment.
Understand the water column, not just the map. Place surface platforms, seafloor nodes, and contact tracks in the context of depth and terrain.

Fleet readiness starts with the condition of each node. Move from the network picture into the depth, health, and operating context of an individual asset.
The connected system
Argus understands the local environment. Nexus operates the larger system.
Sensor processing, event selection, compression, and battery-aware inference stay on each Argus node. Nexus brings compact observations and health reports into the wider mission picture.
Model node placements, communication geometry, Atlas routes, UUV and ROV tasks, service windows, and mission rules in the context of the full field.
Bring compact node reports, surface context, and vehicle observations together. Direct connected assets toward events, with automation where policy allows and operator oversight preserved.
Operator interfaces and APIs are designed to connect mission data to existing defense, security, environmental, science, and asset-management systems.