Training & defence
FootAR for training and defence is a shared real-time 3D picture of the ground, built from your plans, scans and live feeds, for briefing, training and after-action review.
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The problem
Teams brief from maps, slides and video that each show part of the picture. A shared view of the ground, before and after an exercise, shortens the path from information to decision. Defence, security and industry need it on their own devices, under their own controls.
What we build
Live 3D scenes
Real-time 3D scenes driven by your data feeds: positions, tracks and events.
How the engine works
Replay and debrief
Step through a recorded exercise from any viewpoint, for after-action review. Shown here on a football match.
How the engine works
Sites in 3D
Sites and facilities reconstructed in 3D from the plans, scans or imagery you provide.
How the engine works
Concept scenario
A site briefing
A facility rebuilt in 3D from its plans, walked through by a team before an exercise.
Ready to build: an illustration of what we would make with you, not a client project.
How it works
- Your data Plans, scans, imagery and live feeds of positions, tracks and events.
- FootAR engine Our own real-time 3D engine turns it into a live scene.
- Every screen The devices you use, scoped with you.
We share in three levels: what we do is public; how we do it, in a briefing on request; engine specifications, only under NDA. What we share, and when →
How the engine worksQuestions we hear
Do you show defence demos publicly?
No. This page says what we do and for whom. How we do it is covered in a briefing on request, and engine specifications only under NDA.
How does a project start?
We scope it with you under NDA, build a fixed-scope prototype on sample or sanitised data, then deploy on your devices.
Can it run on our own devices and networks?
Deployment is scoped with you, on the devices you use. Please leave anything classified out of your first message.
What data do you need?
Plans, scans, imagery and live feeds of positions, tracks and events. The prototype runs on sample or sanitised data.
Where does the engine come from?
It is FootAR's own real-time 3D engine, built in-house since 2020 and run live in football.
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What should people step into?
Tell us what you already have: data, places or products. We'll show you what is possible.