Products
Every x-Fuze product runs on the same conviction: collect openly, fuze rigorously, and put a confidence-rated picture in front of the person who has to decide.
Hazard operations console for Canada.
Our flagship. Live public feeds — weather, wildfire, seismic, traffic, infrastructure, cyber — fuzed into one operating picture, with operational presets, risk alerting, and Cursor-on-Target export into TAK ecosystems.
The fuzed picture, beyond one border.
The NorthWatch fusion engine extended to planetary scale: global open-source hazard and environmental monitoring, so organizations with international footprints see their whole operating environment in one place.
Augmented-reality ground truth.
A mobile AR console for the field: the live camera fuzed with the 3D map, so streets, buildings, and bearings register onto the real scene. Operators mark events where they stand, discover points of interest by pointing the phone, and capture geo-stamped stills and video that feed straight back into the fuzed picture.
From the working prototype — captured in the field, July 2026, live GPS (coordinates redacted).
The fuzed view
Live camera blended with the 3D map — streets, buildings, and bearings registered onto the real scene, with positioning telemetry in the heads-up display.
Capture, annotated
Stills, video, and map-only captures with notes and long-press event marking — every capture geo-stamped with position, heading, and tilt.
Map-only mode
The same scene as pure 3D map — extruded buildings, the operator’s live bearing, and one tap back to the blended view.
Point to discover
Gaze mode finds what the camera is looking at — here, 79 points of interest within 19 km, filtered by category and ranged along the bearing.
Gaze against the 3D map
The same gaze, projected onto the tilted 3D map with blend and zoom control — street level to whole-town in one gesture.
Rehearse the bad day before it happens.
A training and exercise environment that runs realistic cyber incident scenarios against a model of your own infrastructure — so detection, escalation, and response are practiced skills, not first attempts.
The analyst’s copilot, across the family.
The AI layer being built to run through every x-Fuze product: correlating sources, summarizing developing situations, and drafting confidence-rated assessments with sourcing attached. Machines accelerate; analysts adjudicate.
Whether it starts with the live console or a product still taking shape, the conversation starts the same way — with your hardest question.