"Stealth has an agreement with global software-industrial...

"Stealth has an agreement with global software-industrial company Honeywell to progress thecommercialisation of Autonomous Security Vehicles (ASVs) for perimeter security.Stealth’s first-generation Autonomous Security Vehicle (ASV) seamlessly integrates into Honeywell’s prisonsecurity management platform and can autonomously navigate pre-defined missions to test criticalPerimeter Intrusion Detection Systems (PIDS), including photo-electric beams, microphonic and fibre-optic fence sensors, buried electromagnetic cables and microwave beams. Multiple sensors provide patroland surveillance, including a military-grade camera that offers 360-degree high-definition video.
Stealthhas been actively developing analytics to add further automation to surveillance applications.
The StealthASV has completed thousands of successful advanced Perimeter Intrusion Detection Systems operationaltests at a Western Australian prison facility.Under the agreement, Honeywell is responsible for identifying, engaging, and maintaining customerrelationships, procuring access to customer facilities, processing fees, and entering and maintainingagreements with customers to facilitate ASV Pilot Deployments.

In June 2024, Stealth entered discussionsfor a further ASV deployment to an overseas customer under this agreement, however, no commitmenthas been made or received at this stage.

Stealth is also systematically advancing key components of its ASV technology to develop new productapplications outside of security and is developing sensor fusion technology aimed at improving theprofitability of underground mining.Stealth and an Australian mining company continued to investigate a potential pilot program to deploythe technology underground. In June 2024, Stealth collected further data from the underground mineusing its sensor fusion technology originally developed for the ASV."