TI-MOS · Command & autonomy platform
Meridian
The operating system for a robotic security force. Draw an area, set an intent and Meridian plans perches, patrols and handoffs — and asks a human before anything consequential happens.
What Meridian does.
Intent, not waypoints
Draw a polygon, set priorities and hours. Meridian computes perches, coverage, rotation and battery logistics.
Your sensors, one picture
Radar, cameras, access control, fence sensors and dispatch feeds fused onto one map with tracks, not alarms.
Human on the loop
Escalations surface as single decisions with context: what was seen, by whom, and the recommended response.
Cloud, on-prem or air-gapped
Runs in a commercial cloud, in your data center or fully disconnected on a ruggedized field server.
02 — Specifications
Meridian at a glance
Full specifications are released with a data sheet under NDA.
Request the data sheet- Deployment
- Cloud · on-prem · air-gapped
- Clients
- Browser, tablet, rugged laptop
- APIs
- REST · gRPC · webhook · ONVIF
- Integrations
- VMS, PSIM, CAD, access control
- Audit
- Immutable event log & video chain of custody
- Identity
- SSO, smart-card and role-based access
03 — FAQ
Meridian, answered.
Can Meridian control non-Tencer hardware?
Yes. Meridian ingests and commands third-party cameras, radars, drone docks and access-control systems through its integration layer, and exports tracks to existing VMS and PSIM platforms.
Where does our data live?
Wherever you choose. Government and critical-infrastructure deployments typically run on-prem or air-gapped; nothing leaves your network unless you allow it.
Is Meridian sold separately?
Yes. Some customers start with Meridian over their existing sensors and add Tencer hardware later.
Works with the rest of the fleet.
Next step
Put a Kestrel over your site in thirty days.
Request a classified-capable briefing, a live demonstration or a site assessment. A program lead replies within one business day.