Wireless Detection Systems
Sensing technologies that generate detection signals from physical environments, providing situational awareness across the RF spectrum.
Wireless Detection Systems
TraceLock™ detection systems identify and classify wireless activity within monitored environments. Using software-defined radio (SDR) technology and purpose-built sensor hardware, these systems detect unauthorized transmitters, surveillance devices, and spectrum anomalies that conventional network monitoring cannot observe.
Detection capabilities span multiple frequency bands and protocol types, from Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to cellular, IoT, and non-standard RF emissions.
Distributed Sensor Networks
Rather than relying on a single monitoring point, TraceLock Labs researches distributed sensor architectures that provide overlapping coverage across physical environments. Networked sensors share detection data, enabling correlation analysis and reducing blind spots.
This architecture supports continuous monitoring rather than point-in-time assessments, providing persistent situational awareness rather than periodic snapshots.
RF Situational Awareness
RF situational awareness extends beyond simple detection. It involves understanding the electromagnetic environment in context — distinguishing between authorized and unauthorized activity, identifying patterns that suggest deliberate surveillance, and establishing baselines that make anomalies visible.
TraceLock systems are designed to produce structured signal data that can be evaluated within a broader security decision architecture.
Core Technology Areas
Hardware
- Software-defined radio (SDR) receivers
- Raspberry Pi-based sensor nodes
- Custom antenna configurations
- Edge computing platforms
Software
- Kismet wireless monitoring
- Signal classification algorithms
- Distributed data correlation
- AI-assisted RF analysis