BAD MONKEY · INTELLIGENT EVENT — PROCESSOR · MESH · AGENTS
Every sensor. Every domain. One picture. It turns the sensor flood into events, not blips — correlating every feed, holding custody through the dark, and coordinating your drones against the objective. On the hardware you carry, at the speed of contact, when the network dies.
MESH: 6 OBJECTS · CORRELATING…
The Bad Monkey Intelligent Event Layer is comprised of extensible, composable, and deployable independent components that integrate into the systems you already run: TAK, existing C2, partner ecosystems. Bad Monkey mesh nodes may join C2 systems or be deployed all over a distributed battlespace, and everything in between.
THE EVENT LAYER AT THE EDGE
Real-time fusion, tracking, and threat assessment on standard tactical hardware. Implements all tracking algorithms, sensor counter measures, object-based intelligence production, threat assessment and more.
| MEMORY FOOTPRINT | <2GB RAM |
| GPU REQUIREMENT | NONE |
| THROUGHPUT | 2.5M+ EVENTS/SEC |
| FUSION LATENCY | <2s |
EVENT-LEVEL FEDERATION, EVERY ECHELON
Every node fuses locally, shares what matters, and holds target custody when nodes drop off the net. TAK, existing C2, partner ecosystems — one object, many surfaces.
| DDIL CAPABILITY | 100% |
| FEDERATION | TAK · LATTICE · MQTT · XMPP · SIP |
| CUSTODY THROUGH DARK | HELD |
INTELLIGENT EVENT AGENTS
From chatbots to unmanned system mission coordination, the agents framework works off events to run loops, leverage data, and execute operator or commander requests.
| INTERFACE | NATURAL LANGUAGE |
| AUTHORITY | HUMAN-ISSUED |
| AUDIT | FULL TRAIL |
SEE IT WORK
Processors generate tracks, and threats, published out to applications, systems, or the event mesh. Standard RTC clients can join the mesh, subscribe to the channel for the operation, and see events, chat, and interact with agents. Let's keep an eye on EL HALCÓN — track custody is about to be tested.
Twelve live tracks fused on the kit. Custody is a first-class object — watch EL HALCÓN go dark and come back.
Twelve tracks from five feeds, fused into one picture. Custody that holds when a target goes dark. Planning drawn on the same objects the sensors feed. And one channel where operators, drones, and Agents talk as peers. This is the Intelligent Event Layer — the combination of sensor streams, processed into events, published to consumers in a distributed mesh, and acted upon by agents.
TAK provides end user tools in a small form factor, and Bad Monkey supports all standardized protocols used by TAK systems, from participating as a TAK Server peer to publishing events to TAK systems to supporting the chat and notifications used by warfighters today.
Bad Monkey is the cognitive layer behind the tactical screen, three ways in:
| FEEDS TAK | FUSED, THREAT-SCORED CoT TRACKS |
| TALKS IN TAK | PLAIN-LANGUAGE ALERTS IN CHAT |
| FEDERATES WITH TAK | SERVER MESHES · HOLDS THROUGH DDIL |
Raw sensor blips to correlated tracks, correlated tracks to matched entities, and entity classifications into forces, threat calculations, and more. The high quality object enrichment up echelon now available down range to the dismounted warfighter.
DDIL-NATIVE, TAK-INTEGRATED
Processor, Mesh, and Agents are force multipliers for the stack you already run. From voice enablement, to protocol interworking, to adding in customized correlation services, the interoperability adds capability to existing systems. More events in Lattice, higher quality interactions in TAK, and conserved bandwidth and higher quality publication of objects upwards into Palantir. Bad Monkey processes events across these products today. Lattice sees more. TAK thinks faster. Palantir reaches further.
| ANDURIL LATTICE | ENTITIES FEDERATED |
| TAK | FEEDS · TALKS · FEDERATES |
| PALANTIR / MSS | ONTOLOGY SUPPORT · OBJECT PUBLICATION |
Operators, drones, and Agents share the channel you're watching. A message to a drone routes like a message to a person — and the Agents task sensors and platforms in natural language, under human authority, with a full audit trail.
When the link drops, messages queue. When it returns, they send. The conversation never dies with the network.
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