Nexus concept view connecting seafloor Argus nodes, an underwater vehicle, a surface vessel, and a satellite

Operating system and control layer

Nexus

Surface and subsea assets, network health, and mission history. Connected in one operating environment.

One Operating Layer Across Multiple Missions

See every mission in one environment. Move from the global picture into an operating area, with its deployed assets, contacts, and history already connected.

Notional Nexus global overview showing North Pacific and Taipei Approach missions, deployed Argus nodes, and contacts

See the Mission in 3D

Understand the water column, not just the map. Place surface platforms, seafloor nodes, and contact tracks in the context of depth and terrain.

Notional Nexus three-dimensional mission view connecting surface Atlas platforms, seafloor Argus nodes, and tracked contacts

Follow Movement in 2D

Switch to a top-down view when horizontal movement matters. Compare contact tracks with the sensor field.

Close view of notional Taipei Approach contact tracks moving through the Argus sensor field

Keep the Evidence in View

Classification, confidence, and estimated depth stay alongside each track.

Notional Nexus contact classifications, confidence estimates, and estimated depths

Know the State of Every Asset

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.

See Argus Statuses

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

Notional Argus inventory with nominal nodes and AR-024 marked for attention in the North Pacific mission

Inspect an Argus in Depth

See its position between the surface and seafloor, then check energy and storage before planning the next service cycle.

Notional AR-004 node detail showing vertical position at 5,174 metres, nominal state, 88 percent energy, and 31 percent storage

The connected system

Intelligence at the Edge. Context at the Center.

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.

Plan the Mission

Model node placements, communication geometry, Atlas routes, UUV and ROV tasks, service windows, and mission rules in the context of the full field.

Coordinate the Response

Bring compact node reports, surface context, and vehicle observations together. Direct connected assets toward events, with automation where policy allows and operator oversight preserved.

Connect the Wider Operation

Operator interfaces and APIs are designed to connect mission data to existing defense, security, environmental, science, and asset-management systems.