
FieldPulse
Drop anchors. Kit the body. See everyone without GPS.


Local GPS for the training volume.
Anchors are the satellites. Body sensors are the receivers. Compute is the map. Offline once devices are authorised.
A temporary local positioning system: anchors are the reference, body sensors range the mesh, compute is the map.
Place the mesh
Stationary and portable anchors form a reference network around the training volume — design target up to ~300×300 m.
Kit the body
Body-worn sensors range into the anchor mesh. Shared RF core with PitchPulse; FieldPulse packaging is ruggedized for field use.
Solve positions
Field compute fuses ranges into confidence-flagged tracks. The mesh is designed to run offline once devices are authorised.
Deliver the picture
Live tracks for trainers and edge users. After-action packages when the exercise ends. Backhaul is optional, not required for local ops.
Jobs FieldPulse closes.
Range / trainers
Every participant on the map without GPS. Confidence-flagged positions. After-action replay from the buffer.
Force-on-force
Body-worn sensors in the same mesh timebase. Positions that hold when satellites do not.
Tactical ops
Edge track delivery for approved clients. Trust list. Mesh runs without continuous backhaul.
Body-worn
Rugged body-worn sensors on the shared UWB core. Packaging and security depth differ from PitchPulse; sensing physics stay common.
Reference network
Stationary and portable anchors. Self-survey. Offline-capable mesh once devices are authorised.
Compute & trust
Live tracks and AAR. Approved device list. Crypto IDs. Degraded modes explicitly flagged.
Kit the volume.
Six roles share the same RF core — from body sensors to edge compute. Device-level specifications are shared under agreement.
Questions before gear moves.
Scope, accuracy, data ownership, and authority — answered the same way we build the product: precise, bounded, no theatre.
Precision. Performance. Power.GPS-denied does not mean information-denied.
FieldPulse is the temporary local positioning system for ranges, force-on-force, and tactical edge — same RF DNA as PitchPulse.
We reply within two business days. PitchPulse and FieldPulse are covered by pending patent applications.

