Low-power operations

Canadian trial of autonomous cellular managed access under constrained RF conditions, documenting discovery of 37 networks across 11 bands.
The exercise demonstrated rapid discovery and device characterization without relying on incumbent carrier integration.
This experience supports Blind Tiger's approach to low-power operations, using a specialized cellular intelligence and control layer that can operate independently or complement larger security and mission systems.
Drone Rupture goes beyond passive RF monitoring. Using proprietary, standards-based cellular signaling, it pulls cellular-connected devices from incumbent networks into a controlled managed-access environment, where they are identified, classified, and selectively allowed, rejected, or mitigated according to mission-defined protection policies.
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