Product updates, company milestones, and what we're building next.
With six platforms now live — Terminal, Spectra, Sentinel, Quant, Shield, and Warden — we're focused on deepening each product. Expect expanded Sentinel SIGINT capabilities, Warden SDK for agent builders, Spectra edge deployment, and a unified Aurysia API layer that connects all platforms. We're also exploring strategic partnerships with defense agencies and institutional trading desks. More details coming soon.
Seven releases have shipped since v0.9.7, and together they move Sentinel past collection into assessment. GT Analytics & Strategic Risk applies OpenClaw-powered geopolitical analysis to the live feed, producing regional risk scores rendered directly as map overlays. The Osiris-derived reconnaissance toolkit resolves the infrastructure behind a signal — IP geolocation, DNS, WHOIS, certificate transparency, BGP/ASN lookups, SSRF-guarded Shodan subnet scanning, OFAC sanctions screening via OpenSanctions, CISA KEV cross-referencing, malware C2 feeds from abuse.ch, entity relationship graphs, submarine cable routes, and a supply-chain risk overlay that maps semiconductor and battery production against conflict and disaster zones.
Telegram OSINT arrives as a first-class mapped source: hourly public channel scraping with incremental merge, keyword-based risk scoring, metro-anchor geocoding held separate from news centroids, proxied inline media, and source-language popup labels including Persian right-to-left rendering. On the mesh side, InfoNet gains MLS-encrypted gate rooms on private hashchains — replicated across the swarm but decryptable only by gate members — alongside ratchet-encrypted direct messages over Tor and wormhole addressing, with out-of-band contact exchange, approval workflows, and cross-node replication while peers are offline.
Aviation tracking adds ACARS datalink telemetry to aircraft dossiers, cumulative per-flight fuel burn and CO₂ totals in place of hourly estimates, and explicit source attribution across adsb.lol, OpenSky, airplanes.live, and adsb.fi. Maritime coverage now survives upstream outages through an AISHub REST fallback. Agents reach parity with the map via four new commands — search_telemetry, osint_lookup, entity_expand, and osint_sweep — behind WebSocket token authentication and fetch-health monitoring. Dashboards now persist layer visibility, filters, map styling, and panel state between sessions, and signed auto-update is live from v0.9.81 forward.
Aurysia Labs is now ISO/IEC 42001 certified, the international standard for AI management systems. The certification covers our AI governance framework across all six platforms — continuous risk monitoring, human oversight and contestation, bias and fairness management, lifecycle management, and transparent user disclosure. It's an independent validation of the AI management practices we've built into the company from day one.
Sentinel v0.9.7 is our most significant release to date. The InfoNet governance economy ships in full: on-chain parameter changes via signed petitions, Upgrade-Hash voting (80% supermajority, 67% Heavy-Node activation), and Resolution & Dispute Markets with bonded evidence and staked outcomes. SAR Ground-Change Detection adds a synthetic aperture radar layer — detecting ground deformation, flood extent, vegetation disturbance, and blast craters through cloud cover, at night, anywhere on Earth, using NASA OPERA and Copernicus EGMS (free). Time Machine turns the entire telemetry feed into a scrubbable, replayable recording with frame interpolation. The AI Command Channel now supports batch concurrent execution of up to 20 commands, agent-side Sovereign Shell participation, and Wormhole Mesh peer access. New environmental and infrastructure layers include global military installations, 35,000+ power plants, Smithsonian volcanoes, NOAA weather alerts, OpenAQ air quality, TinyGS satellites, SatNOGS ground stations, and Global Fishing Watch vessel events.
Explore Sentinel →As AI agents proliferate across enterprises, the question isn't whether to deploy them — it's how to control what they do. Aurysia Warden is a proxy gateway that sits between your AI agents and the tools they use, intercepting and enforcing policies on every action. Spend limits, data loss prevention, scope boundaries, and human-in-the-loop approvals — all at the gateway level, with zero code changes required. Built for enterprise security teams and agent platform builders alike.
Explore Warden →Sentinel v0.9.6 introduces SIGINT — a wireless OSINT platform that passively discovers, maps, and analyzes radio-based devices. Wi-Fi access points, Bluetooth devices, vehicle RF signatures, IP cameras, cell towers, and IoT appliances — all detected without active intrusion and plotted on the Sentinel map. Integrates with Wigle.net, wpa-sec, OpenCellID, and Shodan. Also new in this release: InfoNet decentralized intelligence mesh, Shodan device search overlay, and real-time rail tracking for Amtrak and European trains.
Explore SIGINT →Aurysia Shield is now available — a unified XDR and SIEM platform for institutional-grade cybersecurity. Endpoint protection, threat detection, incident response, and regulatory compliance in a single dashboard. Built for organizations that need enterprise security without the enterprise price tag.
Explore Shield →Aurysia Sentinel is now available — our real-time geospatial intelligence platform. Track 5,000+ commercial flights, 25,000+ vessels, 2,000+ satellites, and 11,000+ live CCTV cameras from a single dashboard. Sentinel ingests GDELT conflict data, NASA FIRMS fire hotspots, GPS jamming alerts, and 20+ OSINT sources to deliver situational awareness that institutional desks pay millions for.
Explore Sentinel →After five years of building — from algorithmic trading in 2021 to a full AI software lab — we've formalized Aurysia Labs as an LLC in the State of New Mexico, USA. A fresh legal foundation for six platforms and the next chapter of growth. Registered office: 1209 Mountain Road PL NE, STE R, Albuquerque, NM 87110.
Aurysia Spectra — our computer vision platform — has been in development and internal use since 2023. Today we're opening it up with commercial licensing for the first time. Dataset annotation, model training on cloud GPUs, deployment across 43 global regions, and dedicated solutions for 8 industries. The technology was always there — now it's available to everyone.
Explore Spectra →More updates coming soon.