Built around the mission

From border security to environmental monitoring, Q-OIS turns complex operational challenges into clearer, more timely decisions.

Every mission comes with different risks, information and priorities. Q-OIS adapts to the problem at hand, helping teams build a clearer picture of what is happening, identify where attention is needed and anticipate what may come next.

Border and Territorial Security

See the border. Direct the response.

Monitoring extensive borders, coastlines, and territorial waters presents significant operational challenges.

Q-OIS fuses sensor data, operational reports, imagery, and open-source intelligence into a unified operational picture. The system’s AI-powered features identify emerging patterns and future risk, assess evolving threats, and automatically detect scenarios of interest from video, enabling mission teams to enhance situational awareness and deploy resources where they can have the greatest impact.

A rust-colored steel barrier running across the remote, arid landscape of the Sonoran Desert along the United States and Mexico border, a key border for national security.
Infrastructure Protection

Protect the network, not just the asset.

Disruptions, vulnerabilities, and emerging threats can affect interconnected assets and networks, making it difficult to assess risk and understand the wider operational impact.

Q-OIS fuses sensor data, operational reports, imagery, and open-source intelligence into a unified operational picture. AI-powered analytics identify emerging patterns, assess evolving threats, and highlight areas of elevated risk, helping mission teams prioritise vulnerabilities, focus monitoring efforts, and direct resources to protect critical infrastructure before incidents escalate.

A line of tall, metal high-voltage electricity pylons in Holten, Netherlands, stretch across a flat landscape.
Maritime Domain Awareness

Detect patterns. Anticipate threats. Uncover hidden activity.

From shadow fleets and sanctions evasion, to undersea cable sabotage and illegal fishing –  monitoring maritime activity across vast ocean areas presents significant operational challenges. 

Q-OIS fuses vessel tracking data, imagery, sensor inputs, open-source intelligence, and location signals to build a more comprehensive picture of maritime activity. AI-powered analytics identify anomalous movements, forecast likely vessel destinations, and develop behavioural profiles to reveal hidden relationships and emerging patterns—helping teams detect suspicious activity, investigate potential violations, and identify risks that might otherwise go unnoticed.

The USS Midway (CV-41), a historic United States Navy aircraft carrier now operating as a museum ship in San Diego, California. The ship floats on a calm body of water.
Environmental Monitoring and Resource Protection

Detect environmental threats. Focus action where it matters.

Illegal mining, logging, and poaching often occur across vast, remote areas beyond the reach of conventional monitoring. Q-OIS combines field reporting, remote sensing, and continuous monitoring to build a clearer picture of activity and environmental change. By identifying emerging threats and highlighting areas requiring attention, Q-OIS helps teams prioritise interventions, protect natural resources, and respond more effectively.

A truck drives along a wide road through a wildfire that burns through the trees and scrubland. Smoke billows into the sky.

Get ahead in an uncertain world.

Q-OIS enables decision advantage, so you can decide faster, act sooner, and stay in control.