The Praxis product map

Aerial intelligence for operators.

Six public systems cover recorded execution, live movement, place-based events, case review, 3D mission replay, and synchronized tracker comparison.

Six surfaces, six clear jobs.

Each surface owns a different source and output: tracks, crossings, a case clock, an execution record, a 3D replay, or a fixed tracker comparison.

Six public systemsEach surface owns a separate source and output
01VisionAerial video to objects and tracks
02Watch AreasRegistered places to timestamped crossings
03MemoryPrepared recordings to one case clock
04Mission StudioOperator footage to retained results
05WorldPublished reconstruction to 3D flight replay
06Model ArenaOne sequence to synchronized tracker comparison

One clear job per surface.

Each surface has one job. Open a product to see the controls, records, and source context that belong with it.

01

Praxis Vision

Turn frames into structured movement.

Vision runs machine-learning detection and tracking across the aerial feed. Its output is a live movement layer with classes, positions, and stable track identities.

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02

Praxis Watch Areas

Turn a place into timestamped events.

Keep a place registered through camera motion, turn track crossings into events, and surface the current state for the operator.

03

Praxis Memory

Keep one event together across recordings.

Carry an operator event into one case clock across drone, roadside, and vehicle views. Missing views stay missing.

04

Praxis Mission Studio

Run an objective on your own footage.

Upload a clip, mark an area or select a subject, and run detection, tracking, and scene logic. The playable result keeps its tracks, events, files, and execution record.

05

Praxis World

Replay a published flight in its 3D context.

World opens a browser derivative of a published reconstruction with its recorded camera positions, source record, license, and limits in view.

06

Praxis Model Arena

Compare tracking continuity on one fixed sequence.

Arena places four synchronized tracker outputs over the same prepared sequence and scoring frame so identity changes can be inspected side by side.

Choose the surface

Start with the operator's question.

Open Vision for movement, Watch Areas for registered boundaries, Memory for multi-view review, World for 3D flight context, or Mission Studio for execution lineage, and Arena for tracker comparison.

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