Meridian
Dual-use solutions

One engine for civil security and national defense.

European-engineered software for intelligence, security and field operations worldwide. Explore platform workflows and Meridian AI, with scope and maturity stated for each application.

In an era of hybrid threats, cyber-physical sabotage and geopolitical friction, the boundary between corporate security and national defense has dissolved. Critical infrastructure — maritime ports, high-voltage grids, telecommunication networks — requires the same situational awareness as a military command post.

Meridian connects both worlds with one software engine: security teams at headquarters and units in the field, commercial operators and government agencies — on a European-engineered platform designed for customer control.

AI applications

AI assistance for intelligence and security work.

Apply Meridian AI to case and document analysis, radio transcription and video analytics. Give analysts and operators source-backed answers, intelligence summaries and detections they can review. European engineering and customer control over data, models and deployment guide each application worldwide.

Existing capability

AI-assisted intelligence analysis

Use local models to examine case files and documents, answer questions with source references, suggest links between events and prepare intelligence summaries. These existing workflows are configured for your authorised data sources and operating requirements. Your analysts verify findings and decide the next step.

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Existing capability

AI video analytics

Detect people, vehicles and objects in camera footage and flag predefined anomalies for operator assessment. AI video analytics is an existing capability; models, hardware, video sources and links to operational context are configured for each project. The comparison clips illustrate scenarios with generated footage and fictional records.

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Specialised AI analysts that continuously correlate connected sources remain our product vision. Scope and availability are agreed for each pilot; human analysts retain decision authority.

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In the product

Twelve screens become one map.

This is Meridian today, not a mock-up: substations, an alarm, ships and flights on one live map inside one case — with the control room, sector dashboards and the data model around it.

Map & analysis · live map
One case, one map: substations, an alarm, live ships and flights.
One case, one map: substations, an alarm, live ships and flights.
Control room · cases
The control room: every incident a case, shared by everyone working on it.
The control room: every incident a case, shared by everyone working on it.
Map & analysis · tracks & geofences
A courier route along the E19: ANPR hits, observations and a geofence on one map.
A courier route along the E19: ANPR hits, observations and a geofence on one map.
Data layer · ontology
Your own data model: define object types without a redeploy.
Your own data model: define object types without a redeploy.

Screenshots of Meridian. Case data is fictitious demo data; ship and flight positions and grid figures come from live public sources. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

The dual-use advantage

Why one engine beats two platforms.

01

One picture, boardroom to perimeter

The insider alert at HQ and the drone over the fence are the same incident. On Meridian, they are on the same map.

02

Designed for defense requirements

Capabilities are designed for the constraints of disconnected defense networks. Commercial operators inherit that hardening; defense inherits commercial speed.

03

One architecture to accredit

Security and compliance teams assess one sovereign stack — not a different vendor for every department.

04

Fewer seams, fewer vendors

Every hand-off between systems is a delay and an attack surface. One engine removes them.