Stochastic Detection Technology · Patent Pending

Detect the unknown.
Fuse every sensor.

Label-free, multi-sensor anomaly detection for real-time aerial defense. Physics-based. Hardware-native. Sub-millisecond on edge.

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Stochastic Anomaly Theory

A fundamentally different way to find anomalies in sensor data — no training sets, no labeled data, no retraining cycles.

Ab Initio Detection

Works from first principles using physics-based statistical signatures. No pre-collected training datasets required — effective from day one against novel targets.

Multi-Probe Analysis

K=6 independent statistical probes analyze every sensor tile simultaneously. Redundant, orthogonal detection channels minimize false negatives and false positives.

Dual-Filter Architecture

Anomaly detection and classification in a single pass. The engine doesn't just find anomalies — it categorizes and prioritizes them in real-time.

Multi-Sensor Fusion

Native ingestion of EO/IR, 4D AESA radar (with micro-Doppler), passive RF, acoustic, ADS-B, and Remote ID. Correlated detections across modalities reduce ambiguity and reject substrate-specific false positives.

Proven Capabilities

Measured on Anti-UAV300 and on physics-aligned synthetic substrates with operationally realistic clutter.

<2 ms
Per-frame Latency (FPGA)
  • Xilinx Artix-7, 28 nm — 200 MHz clock
  • 80 tiles processed in parallel per 640×512 frame
  • One tile dispatched every ∼5.1 μs
  • 5-stage fixed pipeline — no data-dependent branching
  • Q16.16 fixed-point arithmetic — no FPU required
  • Deterministic: worst-case = best-case = typical-case
  • ASIC roadmap: 400 MHz → <0.5 ms at <100 mW
<500 mW
Power Envelope
  • FPGA (Artix-7): ∼350 mW dynamic + static
  • ASIC (28 nm CMOS): <80 mW dynamic + <20 mW leakage
  • No GPU — no neural-network accelerator
  • Die area: <1 mm² at 28 nm node
  • Unit cost: <\$3 at 100K volume; ∼\$12 at 10K
  • ITAR-free silicon options available
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Labelled Samples Required
  • Background-only calibration — target-free prefix
  • <500 bytes payload over SPI at power-on
  • Operator A derived analytically from K-stability constraint
  • No gradient descent — no data collection pipeline
  • Adaptive β* recalibrates per substrate automatically
  • Operational against novel targets from day one
+72%
F1 over Best Classical Detector
  • Anti-UAV300 real RGBT: F1 = 0.503 vs 0.289 unregistered baseline
  • Trimodal synthetic (EO+IR+Radar): F1 = 0.805, R = 0.999
  • Foliage clutter: F1 = 0.882 — zero missed detections
  • Sea-wave clutter: F1 = 0.775 with +39% precision vs additive
  • 4-sensor fusion: EO, IR, 4D AESA radar, passive RF
  • Temporal gate reduces FP by 37% with <8% recall loss

Substrate-Adaptive

Same engine, no retraining. F1 = 0.88 on foliage clutter (zero misses). F1 = 0.78 on sea-wave clutter with +39% precision uplift vs. additive baseline.

  • Clear sky (reference): F1 = 0.844, R = 1.000, P = 0.730
  • Foliage wind clutter: F1 = 0.882, R = 1.000 — leaf-flutter Doppler rejected
  • Sea-wave clutter: F1 = 0.775, R = 0.897 — MIN consensus fusion
  • Dynamic β* auto-recalibrates per substrate at power-on
  • K-stability theory ensures graceful degradation under clutter
  • Mission-reconfigurable in <500 bytes over SPI

Silicon-Native

FPGA prototype at <500 mW, 200 MHz, 30 fps on 640×512 dual sensors. ASIC projection: <100 mW, <1 mm² die at 28 nm. No GPU, no neural-network accelerator.

  • Artix-7: LUTs 38%, DSP48E1 53%, BRAM 84% — timing closed at 200 MHz
  • ~\$12/unit at 10K volume; no NRE for FPGA deployment
  • ASIC (28 nm): ~200K gates, <1 mm², 400 MHz, <100 mW total
  • ASIC unit cost: <\$3 at 100K volume; NRE ~\$500K–\$1M tape-out
  • Zero neural-network weights — operator A fits in <1 KB registers
  • Pure RTL — no soft-core CPU in the critical path

Certification-Ready

Deterministic fixed-point datapath. Pure RTL, no soft-core in the critical path. DO-254 DAL-C posture; MIL-STD-810H / 461G qualification at integration. ITAR-free silicon options available.

  • DO-254 DAL-C: 100% RTL coverage, tool qualification — 3–6 months
  • MIL-STD-810H environmental / 461G EMC — at hardware integration
  • MIL-STD-882E: advisory cue only — no autonomous kinetic action
  • NIST SP 800-53: AES-128 SPI bus, on-die zeroisation <1 μs
  • CMMC 2.0 Level 2–3: formal threat model + SCRM plan (~2–4 weeks)
  • ITAR-free: PolarFire FPGA + GlobalFoundries 28 nm U.S. trusted foundry
Five-Stage Silicon Pipeline

Detection theory reduced to its algebraic minimum, expressed in silicon. Fixed datapath, deterministic latency, no external memory.

1

Tile Slicer

DMA ingestion from EO, IR, radar, RF, and ADS-B streams. Pixel-stream tiling.

2

Probe Extract

Six statistical probes per channel computed in a single pixel-stream pass.

3

Bilinear Score

K-stable operator. Three clocks per tile. Multi-sensor fusion in one bilinear form.

4

Temporal Gate

Per-tile temporal covariance with substrate-adaptive purification. Clutter rejection.

5

Decision

Threshold, blob merge, coordinate output. SPI / UART / MIL-STD-1553-ready.

IP Licensing & Co-Development

The core detection algorithm and silicon architecture are patent-pending and validated on public benchmarks. We are engaging with system integrators, prime defense contractors, and counter-UAS platform vendors for licensing agreements and co-development programs.

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