Investor brief

What we're building and what we still need to test.

We're developing a small device you can clip on to show what's moving near you. The sensing and display still need testing.

This is company background, not an offer to invest.

In development

Current product

Free game

Tripwire Recon · separate product

33 years

Wireless infrastructure

82

Patent claims filed

Why start here

The hardest part of getting home.

What the survey measured

In our survey, 58 of the 90 people who answered detailed questions chose a walk, stop or parking area as the worst part of getting home. Read the research.

What we need to learn

  • Can the device show movement nearby in a useful way?
  • Will people use it on an ordinary walk?
  • What would it take to make and support it?

Product status

The device and the game are separate.

Tripwire Recon

This free iPhone location game is available now. It has no radar or safety alerts.

The device

The device is in development. We have not tested its sensing or display with users.

Other ideas

A network linking devices and fixed sensors is a longer-term idea, not a service we offer.

Technical work

What needs to work?

Timing and sensing

Edge Orbital Sync is a patent-pending timing method we plan to test. We have not measured its range, battery use or performance in crowded places.

  • Measure how nearby devices interfere with one another.
  • Measure power use and response time.
  • Test the design outside the lab.

Possible later uses

We're starting with a personal device. Campus and utility-site ideas remain untested and are not services we offer.

Experience

Why Christopher is working on this.

33 years in wireless networks

Christopher Wolff has worked on road sensors, wireless networks and municipal systems. At Sprocket Communications, he developed a $350 million border-security expansion plan. That experience informs this work; it does not prove the device works.

What this brief covers

  • The planned device and the tests it needs.
  • Tripwire Recon, a separate free game.
  • Earlier network ideas that are not products.

Request the investor deck.

We send the deck and follow up directly.

Read Christopher's longer account of the company and his network work.

Read Atoms at the Pole