Visual and thermal confirmation, tied to the same track.
Electro-Optical / Infrared (EO/IR) on DaggerOS is passive visual and thermal confirmation fused directly onto existing tracks.
One fused picture. One human gate.
DaggerOS correlates visual and thermal imagery directly onto the track it confirms, so identification happens inside the same picture the contact was first detected on rather than on a second screen. Beyond manual confirmation, it detects and tracks movers in full-motion and thermal imagery on its own, cues thermal hot-spots, and estimates range and location passively, writing all of it back onto the fused track with confidence. Imaging stays passive by default, and every frame is timestamped and sealed to the same tamper-evident chain of custody as the rest of the picture.
- In-imagery detection and tracking of movers in full-motion and thermal video.
- Day/night visual and thermal identification written back onto the same fused track, with confidence.
- Passive depth and thermal hot-spot cueing — range and location without active illumination.
- Standards-grade provenance: sensor, target, and time metadata rides on every product as verifiable evidence.
- Receive-only imaging that discloses nothing about the platform doing the looking.
Aligned to the standards your office evaluates against.
Alignment is a governance and interoperability posture, not a certification. This page stays at the capability level — techniques, parameters and sensor internals are export-controlled and are deliberately not described.
Electro-Optical / Infrared — common questions.
Does EO/IR on DaggerOS use active illumination or laser ranging?
How does EO/IR confirmation reach the operator?
Is EO/IR imagery preserved as evidence?
Does DaggerOS use a proprietary imagery format?
How does EO/IR relate to the other nine DaggerOS domains?
One operator should hold it.
Bring the mission. We'll show you this domain fused into one picture, behind one gate.