Inturai has signed an LOI to acquire DomeCommand
Good news to share. Inturai Ventures (CSE: URAI) has signed an exclusive letter of intent to acquire the technology behind DomeCommand, together with a perpetual, worldwide licence to Distri, the open-source agentic harness it runs on. It was announced on July 6, and it is a good home for this work.
Inturai builds sensors that read the radio environment instead of looking at it, so they can pick up people and movement through a wall with no camera and no line of sight. That is a genuinely different way to sense a space, and it is useful well beyond defence: search and rescue, site monitoring, aged care. We have been building the other half of that loop, which is what to do once you know something is there.
Extending dynamic sensor fusion
The part worth paying attention to is that these sensors can be carried. In late June Inturai said their sensors now talk directly to each other with no internet, and that they are testing one mounted on a drone. A sensor that needs no fixed install, no network, and no line of sight is a sensor you can fly. Coverage stops being a property of the building and becomes something you task: instead of wiring a village to see inside it, you fly a few drones over it and stitch what they heard into one picture. That is the bet DomeCommand was built on, from the first post here. Fusing sensors that hold still is largely solved. Fusing sensors that move is not, because each reading arrives with the platform's own motion in it, and two drones passing the same wall from different angles have to be resolved into one contact rather than two. That is the dynamic sensor fusion problem, now with a sensor that sees through the wall instead of down the street. Inturai senses what you cannot see, DomeCommand acts on it beyond line of sight, and the pilot the two teams are running closes that loop with a person approving each step. It is a letter of intent, a step and not a finish line, and I will share more as it firms up.