
The room
What it feels like once the four screens below share one wall.
Not a pitch deck claim. A working prototype, built on the same engine that already fuses drone imagery, CCTV and site data for projects at NEOM, KAUST and Saudi Aramco sites today.
A patrol drone flags a car, a gate, a person, in real time. That part already works, everywhere a camera can fly.
What doesn't exist yet is the room where all of it — patrol, inspection, custody — lands as one picture.
The feed lives with the operator. The access log lives with the site. The airspace clearance lives with a third party.
Three true records of the same ten minutes, and no single view of all three at once.
That gap isn't a technology problem. It's an org-chart problem wearing a technology costume.
Shamal Online has been running since May 2022, signed at KAUST, built with Cyberhawk's iHawk platform. It already fuses drone imagery, ground CCTV and third-party sensors into one layer, with AI-driven analytics, for capital projects across the Kingdom.
The flagship is that same engine, pointed at a security perimeter instead of a construction site.
Every screen here is a real screenshot of a working prototype, not a rendering.

What it feels like once the four screens below share one wall.

What are we flying, and what did we deliver?

Who flies over my land, and what's on file about it?

Who's in the airspace, and cleared by whom?

Every transfer, notarized in one ledger.
Prototype stage — a proof of the interface and the data-fusion approach, not yet field-deployed.
The finance narrative and the size of the ask aren't written here on purpose. Those get built live, with PIF, once the room agrees on what's already true above. Start that conversation →
The ledger above, drawn out. Concept art.