Missions

Built for the missions that cannot wait for a connection.

EdgeLance supports the work of every role around the mission and keeps it on one record that the team carries with it.

Task board
EdgeLance task board showing tasks by owner, role, target, and trigger

Base defense and counter-UAS

Small drones arrive in numbers, at low altitude, with little warning. Cameras, RF sensors, and radar each see part of it, and the defenders have to decide who engages what in seconds.

What EdgeLance does

  • Fuses camera, RF, ADS-B, and radar cues into one air picture with source and confidence on every track
  • Rejects spoofed and backdated reports before they reach the picture
  • Offers each track to the interceptor or effector best placed to take it, with a lease that lapses if nobody acts
  • Records every engagement decision for review

Outcome

Defenders work one picture and one queue instead of four screens and a radio net.

Small-unit operations

The team below the command post runs the mission on radios, phones, and paper. When the link to higher drops, so does every tool that depends on it.

What EdgeLance does

  • Runs the workspace, map, chat, files, and AI on the phones and laptops already in the kit
  • Syncs device to device and relays across the team when there is no network
  • Brings approved tasks down from higher and sends receipts back up
  • Answers questions from the OPORD and annexes on the device, with the paragraph cited

Outcome

The team keeps a shared picture and a shared plan through the whole mission.

Maritime domain awareness

Surface contacts, AIS, and air reports come from different systems on different schedules. Dark vessels and spoofed transponders hide in the gaps.

What EdgeLance does

  • Fuses AIS, radar, and visual contacts into maritime tracks
  • Keeps a contested identity as a separate track instead of merging it
  • Shares the picture across ships, boats, and shore nodes over intermittent links
  • Tasks available unmanned assets to investigate contacts of interest

Outcome

A maritime picture that holds up when transponders lie and links are intermittent.

Casualty care and CASEVAC

Medical information lives in the medic's head and a notebook. The 9-line, the patient's history, and the evacuation status rarely travel together.

What EdgeLance does

  • Keeps casualty cards, vitals, blood type, allergies, and injury context together
  • Stages the 9-line and tracks CASEVAC status through handoff
  • Gives commanders unit-level readiness while individual health data stays with the medic
  • Hands off a complete record at the receiving facility

Outcome

The patient's information moves with the patient.

Training and exercises

Exercises produce hours of video, radio traffic, and notes that nobody has time to reconstruct. The AAR relies on memory.

What EdgeLance does

  • Captures decisions, traffic, sensor events, and tasks on one mission timeline
  • Replays the exercise by decision point with what each person knew at the time
  • Builds the after-action review from the record
  • Promotes lessons into the next mission pack

Outcome

Every rep produces a usable AAR, and the next mission starts from what the last one learned.

By role

Each role gets its own view of the same mission.

EdgeLance team lead view

Team lead

Tasks by owner and role, the next action, and what proves each task is done.

Briefings

Start with the mission that hurts most.

Tell us the mission and the gaps. We will show how EdgeLance closes them. If your mission is not listed, our forward-deployed engineers will build the app for it from the same blocks.

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