SENTINEL SKYGUARD ATLASGEOINT OSINTERACTIVE CONCEPT DEMO · SIMULATED WORKFLOWStep inside a guided operator workflow. Review a camera alert in Atlas, prepare a drone investigation, and document the outcome in DroneOps.
YOUR OPERATING PICTURE. YOUR OPERATOR WORKFLOW.A quick introduction to an operator-led journey from an Atlas alert to a documented DroneOps investigation.
Atlas brings locations, assets, alerts, and investigation context into a shared operating picture. In this demo, an operator reviews a camera alert and links it to an investigation.
DroneOps supports mission planning, telemetry review, incident documentation, and mission records. In this demo, an operator reviews a perimeter route, assigns Sky-2, and records a finding.
This demonstration illustrates the intended connected workflow. The Atlas-to-DroneOps handoff and mission actions are simulated; it does not validate a live integration or aircraft compatibility.
The complete Atlas + DroneOps story: review a camera alert, prepare the investigation mission, and document the result.
Enter the same walkthrough at the DroneOps chapter, starting with the mission details and saved perimeter route.
Future walkthroughs may explore infrastructure inspection or storm-damage assessment. Detailed demonstrations will be shared by invitation when ready.
Ask about a tailored demo ↗Take a closer look at the connected operating model: event context in Atlas, human authorization, mission preparation in DroneOps, the gateway, and the resulting mission record.
Atlas is Sentinel SkyGuard’s Geospatial Intelligence Operating System. It is designed to bring geospatial context, assets, intelligence, and investigations together. This demo focuses on the operating picture, camera-alert review, and investigation workflow.
Sentinel DroneOps is a drone operations platform for planning missions, reviewing telemetry, documenting incidents, and retaining mission records. The public walkthrough illustrates those steps using supplied product screens and sample records.
Atlas supplies the event and investigation context; DroneOps supports the mission and resulting operational record. This demo illustrates an operator moving between them. The handoff is simulated and should not be taken as proof of a deployed integration.
No. The clickthrough uses product screenshots, guided transitions, and editable sample notes. The video uses animated product-screen views and illustrative cards. Neither sends commands to an aircraft, camera, gateway, or ground team. Screenshot telemetry is reference content.
The operator reviews the alert, mission details, assigned resources, and advisories; explicitly advances the simulated launch; and reviews the incident report. A report approval does not resolve the incident or authorize a flight. Ground follow-up remains outside this demo.
Yes. Request a deeper demo and describe your use case, aircraft or sensor systems, existing software, and deployment needs. Compatibility, integration scope, and available capabilities need to be reviewed for your specific environment.
Tell us what you monitor, how you respond today, and what you want to improve. We can discuss a deeper demonstration around your requirements.
More detailed demonstrations will be invitation-only when available.
Screens reproduce your supplied interfaces. Demo transitions and entered records are simulated; screenshot telemetry and historical entries are reference content.
You reviewed an Atlas alert, prepared a DroneOps investigation, recorded an operator observation, and reviewed a sample incident report.
The incident remains open for follow-up. Report approval records the review; it does not resolve the incident or dispatch a ground team.