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Independent engineering · European development

Independent
intelligence.
Local control.

RADIVOZ develops radar-enabled situational awareness, offline processing and private communications for organizations with critical responsibilities.

European development

Built across
three nations.

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SwitzerlandPrecision & systems
Three-dimensional map of Sweden filled with the Swedish flag
SwedenResearch & engineering
Three-dimensional map of Norway filled with the Norwegian flag
NorwayResilient operations

Why RADIVOZ

Independence is
designed in.

Operational control starts with where information is processed, who can access it and how essential services continue when external connections are unavailable.

01

Independent local operation

Core sensing and decision workflows are designed to run within the customer’s operational environment.

02

No public-internet dependency

Essential system functions do not require a public internet connection or external cloud service.

03

Customer-controlled infrastructure

Deployment boundaries, access and operating policies are defined with the customer.

04

Private communications

Sites and operators can communicate over privately administered, deployment-specific links.

05

Operational continuity

Local workflows are designed to remain available when external services are unavailable.

06

Data ownership and governance

Operational records remain within customer-governed systems and retention policies.

How RADIVOZ works

From local signal
to informed action.

A clear operational chain keeps sensing, interpretation and decisions connected within a customer-defined environment.

Detection

Local radar and sensing observe relevant activity.

Local Processing

Information is processed within the operational environment.

Private Communications

Authorized data moves over controlled links.

Command Center

Operators review context and coordinate workflows.

Authorized Response

People act according to customer procedures.

OPERATIONAL PRINCIPLE

Information moves through an intentional chain, with people retaining authority over response.

Offline by design

The core stays
on your side.

Core sensing, processing, communications and command workflows are designed to operate inside a locally controlled environment, without relying on outside services.

  • Public internet
  • External cloud servers
  • Mandatory GPS
  • Mandatory satellite connections

Isolation can reduce remote exposure; it does not remove every cybersecurity risk. Physical access, maintenance and operating controls remain important.

Core capabilities

Core capabilities.
One independent system.

Purpose-built building blocks for customer-governed operations. Configuration depends on the deployment environment.

Radar & Detection

Local sensing for situational awareness in the environments that matter.

Local Data Processing

Analyze and organize operational information within a controlled environment.

Private Communications

Connect sites and operators through customer-administered networks.

Command & Monitoring

Support operator awareness, alerts and coordinated incident workflows.

Secure Data Storage

Keep records inside customer-controlled infrastructure and governance.

Controlled Reporting

Share selected information externally only through defined, authorized processes.

Command & monitoring

LOCAL OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENT
Illustrative RADIVOZ command center with operators monitoring a panoramic regional sensor map, circular radar displays and private communications status.
ILLUSTRATIVE CONCEPTVisualisation only · not a deployed RADIVOZ installation

LOCAL COMMAND

Every signal.
One clear operational picture.

RADIVOZ brings sensing, private communications and operational information into one locally controlled command environment, helping authorized teams monitor activity, assess alerts and coordinate decisions.

  • Live Operational Awareness
  • Radar & Sensor Monitoring
  • Secure Operator Communications
  • Incident Coordination & Reporting
RADIVOZIndependent intelligence · local control

Private communications

Connected by
your own links.

Remote installations, sensors, command centers and authorized personnel can exchange information through privately administered communication paths.

Depending on the environment, links may be wired or radio-based, with security design and regulatory approvals defined for each deployment.

Conceptual illustration. Actual connection methods depend on terrain, distance, frequencies, regulation and site requirements. Private radio links can still be intercepted or disrupted, so appropriate safeguards and operating controls matter.
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Remote sensorsPrivate communicationsLocal command
A multidisciplinary research team examining sensing equipment in a bright laboratory

Scientific foundation

Science without borders.
Engineering with purpose.

RADIVOZ brings together scientific and engineering expertise developed across Switzerland, Sweden and Norway, with additional contributors from Israel and the United States.

Our multidisciplinary approach combines sensing, secure communications, systems engineering and resilient operations.

For security and confidentiality reasons, individual scientific contributors are not publicly identified.

SwitzerlandSwedenNorwayInternational Contributors

Questions & answers

A few things,
made clear.

Our approach to local control, connectivity and operational security.

01Does RADIVOZ require internet?

Core operational functions are designed to work without a public internet connection or external cloud server. Any optional external reporting can be controlled by the customer.

02Can the core system work without GPS or satellites?

The core system is designed without mandatory GPS or satellite connectivity. Site configuration and available positioning inputs depend on operational requirements.

03How are installations connected?

Locations can be connected through privately administered wired or radio links. The network design, security controls and regulatory requirements are specific to each deployment.

04Who controls and owns the data?

The system is designed around customer-controlled infrastructure and governance. Data access, retention and reporting policies are set with the customer.

05How are offline systems maintained?

Offline environments can use controlled maintenance processes, such as reviewed update packages and approved service access. The exact approach is defined for each operating environment.

06Can an isolated network still be compromised?

Yes. Isolation can reduce remote exposure, but it does not eliminate cybersecurity risk. Physical access, removable media, configuration errors and insider threats still require appropriate safeguards.

Start a conversation

Build a More Sovereign
and Resilient Capability.

Discuss your operational context with the RADIVOZ team.

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