DHS recognizes Unknot.id for live spatial intelligence
Published: August 27, 2026
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) recently reviewed top indoor tracking tools. They looked for the best technology to equip first responders. Their Science and Technology Directorate included Unknot.id and our Fuse AI™ engine in this new market survey.
We stand alongside leaders like Motorola Solutions. We solve a massive operational problem. We deliver live situational awareness when standard signals drop.
The DHS examined how our software secures exact positional truth. We do this with zero added infrastructure.
What sets Fuse AI™ apart
- Software-only deployment: You never need to install new beacons or hardware.
- Universal 3D positioning: Track people, vehicles, or connected devices down to the exact room.
- Built for hostile environments: It works perfectly indoors, underground, and in fully GPS-denied areas.
Moving beyond basic tracking
This recognition is a major milestone. But our technology is already moving forward.
During the early survey, we focused on hardware-free tracking for mobile devices. Today, Fuse AI™ operates as a live spatial intelligence platform.
We are moving past the basic question of location. We build systems that allow devices to understand their exact surroundings.
Whether you equip a first responder, a tactical robot, or an enterprise asset, spatial awareness is the core of physical AI. It all starts with solving the hardest problem first: knowing exactly where your team is when standard signals drop.
DHS First Responder Indoor Location & Tracking Market Survey Report (PDF)
To learn how you can benefit from Fuse AI™, contact our team.
