Modular by design, so the hardware fits the deployment.
A main board, a power board, a sensor board and a communications board, with an expansion slot for what comes next. We adapt the sensors, optics, power and comms to what your application actually needs.
Five boards, one contract between them.
Every board tolerates having its power removed and comes back cleanly, so the main board can switch off anything it is not using.
Three gates before a frame leaves the camera.
Radar gives distance and size, which a PIR cannot, but it draws real current while it runs. So it is powered only after the PIR fires, and only what passes both reaches the imager.
- 1 · Microwatts
PIR
Always armed in the nanopower domain. Any warm body moving in the field of view wakes the camera.
- 2 · ≈ 1.3 J per trigger
Radar second check
Powered for a few seconds. Reports how far away and how big the mover is. A bird or a distant walker is dropped here, and nothing is captured.
- 3 · ≈ 16 J per escalation
Imager and on-chip AI
A frame is captured, checked by the neural accelerator against what you asked about, and uploaded only if it might matter.
Figures from the editable parameter table; see the configurator to change them.
Usable images round the clock.
A low-power monochrome imager does the triage and works with IR illumination for covert night capture. A 5 MP colour imager can be fitted where detail or colour matters. Visible flash is available where a deterrent is wanted.
Position it, press the button, walk away.
No cabling, no network configuration, no site infrastructure. The camera authenticates with credentials provisioned at manufacture and appears in the platform within minutes. SIMs and data are part of the service.
Preliminary specification.
Subject to change as the Mach One completes development. Measured power figures will replace the estimates in the configurator as they arrive.
| Processor | STM32N6 with on-chip neural accelerator; nanopower domain for sensing while the main processor sleeps |
| Imagers | VGA monochrome for low-power triage; 5 MP colour option; lens options for the scene |
| Wake sources | PIR, radar second check (distance and size), scheduled timer, environmental thresholds |
| Illumination | IR 850 nm for covert night capture, or visible flash for deterrent and colour |
| Sensors | Temperature, humidity, ambient light, battery voltage; captured with every image and as time series |
| Connectivity | LTE-M and NB-IoT with eSIM; LTE Cat-1 bis option; LoRaWAN and satellite planned on the expansion slot |
| Power | Internal LiPo pack, 1 W integrated solar; 5, 10 or 20 Ah packs; external panel option |
| Endurance | 12+ months at typical event rates on the internal battery; indefinite with the solar option |
| Security | Secure boot, signed firmware with rollback, unique device credentials, TLS end to end |
| Enclosure | IP-rated alloy, small and monolithic, no separate panel; brand or covert finish |
| Expansion | Standard slot with UART, I²C, SPI, GPIO and power for comms, accelerators or new sensors |
| Compliance | CE and UKCA, RoHS and REACH; further regional approvals per variant |