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Our perspective on the constraints, architecture, and responsibility involved to build autonomous systems for defense, smart cities, and critical infrastructure.
FX-Core is the part of a FieldX thermal camera that turns the detector's raw signal into a clean video image. FieldX sources the lens and the detector, and is engineering everything between them and the video output in India.
Most Indian cities already have the cameras. What decides whether they cut crime or save lives is not the hardware. It is whether someone watches the feed and a response follows.
FieldX's perception systems are moving from border monitoring to highways and city streets. Founder Kaustuv De Biswas lays out what changes when the person in frame is a citizen, and the design commitments meant to hold the system accountable.
Eight capabilities define a competitive surveillance camera today. The ninth, and the harder one, is getting cameras to share what they see.
FieldX looks at what building for extreme environments actually requires: different kinds of expertise in the room early, and field conditions shaping the design from the start.
Training counter-drone AI with real footage is dangerous, legally restricted, and logistically impossible at scale. FX-Sim builds a photorealistic digital twin of a deployed surveillance system — and generates labelled training data automatically.
AI is moving from models to real-world systems. Our observations from the AI Impact Summit, and what deployment actually demands—across infrastructure, constraints, and defense.
