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Integration Demo

A public-safe sequence for the modular sensing platform.

Collectors run, events enter Trace Analyzer, an entity recurs, WiFi topology expands, and cellular survey context becomes reviewable - captured through public-safe module screenshots and mock event sequences.

Integrated sequence

One artifact, six operator moments.

Steps 1-4 are one continuous capture from the real Trace Analyzer app and launcher, using a public-safe mock event sequence (see the GIF below). Steps 5-6 use real captures from AirScope, RF Sentinel, Cellular Survey, and PASSIVE-SHIELD module sessions to show the broader operator workflow.

1

Collectors running

The launcher shows SDR-Shark, RF Sentinel, AirScope, PASSIVE-SHIELD, and Trace Analyzer as one coordinated toolchain.

2

Events arrive

Trace Analyzer receives source-aware BLE, GPS, WiFi, cellular survey, RF, spectrum, and mission events.

3

Entity recurs

A BLE device reappears later in the same Trace Analyzer session; RF Sentinel analytics show repeat appearances, normal cadence, and out-of-pattern behavior over longer runs.

4

Topology changes

WiFi AP and station relationships expand in the same session, revealing infrastructure and connected-device context as it grows.

5

Baseline forms

AirScope Pattern-of-Life review shows recurring APs, missing or new signals, and survey-to-survey changes.

6

Operator reviews

PASSIVE-SHIELD and Trace Analyzer provide mission cue context with careful prototype boundaries.

Why it matters

The demo connects features to operational outcomes.

The sequence shows why a team would pay for the platform work: fewer isolated review steps, clearer baselines, faster triage, cross-sensor correlation, repeatable evidence, and a more realistic path from prototype to field evaluation.

Boundaries

  • Trace Analyzer + launcher sequence is one continuous capture; Pattern-of-Life and analytics views are real captures from separate tool sessions
  • No real RF captures, local network identifiers, or sensitive locations shown
  • PASSIVE-SHIELD remains prototype evidence, not fielded operational C-UAS
  • Cellular Survey screenshots use synthetic observations and do not claim carrier-network access or cellular protocol interception