Event intelligence

ATLAS

Learn from every event.

AI Transcription & Live Automated Scribe

ATLAS turns the data a training exercise or live operation leaves behind, from radio traffic and observer notes to debriefs and telemetry, into a cited timeline you can play back on the map. In minutes it drafts the review you need, whether an after-action review, a training debrief, or a post-event analysis, with bounded what-if analysis at every command decision.

ATLAS operations map replaying unit tracks with a synchronized timeline drawer.
Minutes
From raw event data to a draft review
Every event cited
Finding to timeline to source excerpt
Bounded what-ifs
Probability ranges, stated assumptions
MIL-STD-2525D
Operational playback with unit symbology

Overview

From raw event data to a defensible review.

  • Ingest multi-modal event data as-is
  • Cited timeline with operational playback
  • Doctrine-grounded AARs and post-event analysis
  • Bounded counterfactual analysis
  • Editable, exportable review deck

Capabilities

How ATLAS does the work.

Each step below shows the work as it happens, from first input to finished deliverable.

  1. ATLAS dashboard with exercise, artifact, timeline event, and AAR finding tiles.01

    Ingest without clean-up

    Radio transcripts, observer coach/trainer notes, debriefs, telemetry, signals, and orders, from a training exercise or a live operation, are ingested as they are, by upload or connected feed. Garbled callsigns, timestamp drift, and shorthand are expected input, not errors.

  2. ATLAS exercise timeline with one lane per station and a what-if branch at a commander decision point, its outcome range and assumptions shown alongside.02

    Reconstruct the timeline

    The scribe fuses every artifact into one operational timeline with a lane per station and diamonds at commander decision points. Every event carries a citation to the excerpt it came from.

  3. ATLAS operations map replaying unit tracks with a synchronized timeline drawer.03

    Play back the operation

    Unit symbols travel their tracks on real terrain while events plot and decision markers animate with playback. Pause at each decision to walk a training audience or a review board through what happened.

  4. ATLAS scribe console showing pipeline stages and elapsed time for a run.04

    Analyze against doctrine

    One run analyzes the reconstructed record against a doctrine library and drafts sustain and improve findings for an after-action review, a training debrief, or a post-event analysis, each with its citation chain and doctrine reference. The pipeline refuses to answer beyond the ingested data rather than speculate.

  5. ATLAS exercise timeline with one lane per station and a what-if branch at a commander decision point, its outcome range and assumptions shown alongside.05

    Bound the what-ifs

    Each decision point carries what-if branches grounded in doctrine. Each one states the alternative, the likely outcome as a range, and the assumptions behind it. Never free narrative.

  6. ATLAS Debrief Studio with an executive summary, a collapsible timeline and track map, and cited sustain and improve findings.06

    Draft, edit, export

    Debrief Studio presents the executive summary, timeline and map, findings, and the counterfactual annex. Trainers and analysts edit in place, tailor it through conversation for a training audience or a command brief, and export it to print or PDF.

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