SYSTEM-00 / ARCHITECTURE
The Tarysar Subsurface Detection System.
A three-module stack: distributed sensor cluster, sub-GHz mesh relay network, and edge-compute command interface. No GPS dependency. No cloud uplink required. Operational at 200m depth.
ARCH-01 / THREE MODULES
Sensor cluster. Mesh relay. Command interface.
The Tarysar SDS is deployed as a set of self-contained sensor cluster units, each housing passive acoustic transducer arrays, a ground-penetrating radar sub-system, seismic geophones, and a local edge processor.
Nodes form a 915 MHz LoRa mesh automatically on power-up — no pre-configuration, no base-station dependency. The command interface runs on a ruggedized tablet or laptop, receiving encrypted alert packets from the nearest mesh gateway node.
All classification logic executes at the edge. Operator terminals receive pre-classified event objects — not raw waveforms. Bandwidth requirement: <1 kbps per active sensor node.
SPEC-02 / SENSOR NODE
Sensor node specifications.
Technical parameters from controlled field test conditions. Performance varies with substrate type, geometry, and operating temperature.
| Parameter | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Acoustic detection range | 200m per node (max) | Tested in concrete tunnel / limestone substrate — internal field data |
| GPR depth (active) | 3–15m | Frequency tunable 300 MHz – 2 GHz; higher freq = shallower / higher resolution |
| Seismic sensitivity | 0.0005g minimum | Detects footfall cadence at 150m in controlled substrate conditions |
| Comm protocol | 915 MHz LoRa mesh | ISM band / sub-GHz; no GPS sync required; AES-256 encrypted link |
| Edge processor | ARM Cortex-M class | On-device signal classification; outputs event objects, not raw waveform |
| Battery endurance | 72h standard pack | Passive acoustic continuous; GPR active sweep every 30 min by default |
| Operating temperature | -20°C to +55°C | Extended range variant in development |
| Form factor | Cylinder 120mm dia / 280mm length | Magnetic wall-mount or ground-stake deployment variants |
| Alert latency | <8 seconds | Event onset to operator notification over mesh — tested at 4-node mesh |
All figures from Tarysar internal field tests. Not independently verified. Actual performance varies with substrate, geometry, and operating conditions.
MODULE-03 / EFFECTOR
Autonomous effector: navigate, assess, act.
The effector module is a GPS-independent autonomous platform designed for tunnel and confined-space traversal. Navigation relies on dead-reckoning inertial odometry combined with real-time SLAM against a preloaded tunnel geometry map loaded at deployment. No satellite sync required. No external position reference.
When the sensor mesh classifies a confirmed threat event, the effector can be dispatched to the anomaly coordinates within the engagement envelope defined by the operator prior to deployment. Human-in-the-loop override is mandatory for dispatch — the effector does not act autonomously without explicit operator confirmation.
INTERFACE-04 / C2
Command interface designed for field conditions.
The command and control interface presents classified event data — not raw sensor waveforms. Operators see: event type, estimated position, confidence score, threat velocity and direction, and a decision prompt.
The interface is designed for ruggedized tablet or military laptop. Offline-capable: no internet connectivity required. Encrypted session over the local mesh gateway. Full event log with export capability for after-action review.
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Human-in-loop at every stage
Effector dispatch requires operator confirmation. Override available at any point in mission execution.
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No cloud dependency
All processing is edge-local. The C2 terminal communicates with the mesh gateway over a local encrypted channel — no external uplink required.
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Event log with export
Full timestamped event log. Exportable for after-action review, incident reporting, and pattern analysis over time.
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