RedClearTM
Battlefield Intelligence, Delivered in Seconds
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RedClear is an AI-powered platform built for the intelligence professionals responsible for IPOE and IPB. It ingests sensor observations from across the battlefield and delivers a clear, unified operating picture: enemy formations identified, a call on their intent, and a written commander's assessment that analysts can question in plain language.
Request a DemoThe Challenge
IPOE Shouldn't Take Hours
Intelligence Preparation of the Operational Environment is the foundation of every military operation. Today, analysts spend hours manually correlating sensor data, identifying enemy positions, and building assessments in spreadsheets and slide decks. By the time a briefing is delivered, the battlefield has already changed.
RedClear automates the process, from raw feeds to finished assessment, so analysts can focus on decision-making instead of data wrangling.
What You Get
From Sensor Feed to Decision-Ready
One Picture, Every Source
Feeds from drones, satellites, radar, ground sensors, and existing intelligence systems come together in a single operating picture, regardless of format or origin.
An Enemy You Can Read
Hundreds of raw detections become an organized enemy force: companies, battalions, artillery, air defense, engineers, and the recon screen, labeled on the map. No manual correlation.
A Call on Intent
RedClear states what the formation is doing, whether attacking, defending, or still forming up, with a confidence level on every call. When it's too early to tell, it says so.
An Assessment You Can Question
A briefing-ready commander's assessment, bottom line up front. Ask follow-up questions in plain language and get direct answers about the enemy picture.
Sea of Red Elimination
The Battlefield at Every Echelon
Commanders think in units, not vehicles. RedClear turns hundreds of individual equipment symbols into meaningful unit-level representations, and lets analysts move between echelon views to see the battlefield at the level of detail the moment demands.
Equipment Level
361 individual equipment symbols across a brigade defense. The "Sea of Red" that analysts struggle to interpret.
Platoon Level
Equipment grouped into 102 platoon-sized units, each shown with its platoon-level symbol.
Company Level
Platoons resolved into 33 companies and batteries: maneuver, artillery, air defense, engineer, EW, and recon, each with its own identity.
Battalion Level
The complete picture. Companies grouped into battalions showing overall enemy force structure.
Key Feature
Posture & Intent Recognition
Knowing where the enemy is only answers half the question. RedClear tells you what the formation is doing: attack or defense, massed or dispersed, forming up or set. It marks the tactical elements that support the call.
A tank brigade read as Attack, at 90% confidence: the formation's zones and envelope drawn on the map, its axis of advance marked, and the assessment written for the scene with the key points behind the call.
Attack or Defense, Called Early
Every collection gets a posture call with an explicit confidence level: attack, defense, or still assembling. Never an unexplained verdict.
Tactical Elements, Marked
Assault lines, breach packages, reserves, and command posts are detected and flagged on the map, the building blocks of the enemy's scheme of maneuver.
The Battlefield, Framed
Disruption, battle, and support zones and the formation's full envelope are drawn on the map, so the recon screen is never confused with the main body.
Honest About Uncertainty
A force still forming up gets "too early to call," not a guess. Confidence climbs only as the evidence does.
Key Feature
The AI Writes the Assessment
RedClear doesn't stop at a clean map. For every collection it delivers a written commander's assessment, bottom line up front, then the points that matter, ready the moment the data arrives.
The same defense on the map: the disruption, battle, and support zones the assessment describes, with the reconnaissance screen standing forward of the main belts.
Key Feature
The Battle, Narrated and Interrogable
Single snapshots don't reveal intent; change over time does. RedClear tracks the enemy force across successive collections, narrates how it evolved, and answers your questions about the progression in plain language.
Series Progression
Each collection takes its place in the story, from assembly and road march to deployment and set, and the series assessment narrates it: how the brigade massed, marched, briefly read as attacking, then settled into a positional defense. Confidence climbs as the evidence accumulates.
Ask the Assessor
Ask questions the way you'd ask an analyst: "Where is the main effort? What would signal a shift to the attack?" Answers cite the specific collections behind each claim, including the indicators to watch next. Grounded in the loaded data, not a generic chatbot.
Use Cases
Built for the People Who Own the Picture
The S2 Shop, Before the Brief
Walk into the update with the enemy laydown organized, the posture called, and the assessment already written. Spend the prep time on judgment, not correlation.
The Watch Floor, Between Collections
Every new collection updates the story: what changed, what it means, and what to watch for next, so a shift in enemy intent is caught when it starts, not at the next scheduled review.
The Planning Cell, Building COAs
Enemy force structure, posture, and disposition arrive already organized, ready to feed COA development and wargaming without hand-built enemy templates.
Capabilities
What RedClear Delivers
Order of Battle Reconstruction
Hundreds of detections become an organized enemy of platoons, companies, and battalions, automatically and with no manual correlation.
Full-Echelon Coverage
Beyond the maneuver force: artillery, air defense, EW, engineers, recovery, and the forward recon screen are each identified and kept distinct.
Posture & Intent
A call on what the formation is doing, with a confidence level on every collection and an honest "too early" when the picture hasn't settled.
AI-Written Assessments & Q&A
A BLUF-first commander's assessment for every collection, and plain-language answers to follow-up questions, cited to the collections behind them.
Find What Sensors Missed
RedClear flags equipment that should be present but hasn't been seen and suggests where to look. Analysts review and approve every suggestion. Nothing is automatic.
Terrain-Aware Placement
Unit positions and centers of mass respect the ground truth of terrain: never in the middle of a lake, never on an impassable ridge.
Deployment
Designed to Meet Units Where They Are
Standalone Platform
A complete IPOE capability that runs as a desktop application. Load a single results file and the full picture, assessment, and Q&A are available immediately. No infrastructure changes, no connectivity dependency for the core workflow.
Integrated Module
Plugs into existing intelligence platforms and command systems to enhance, not replace, current workflows. Compatible with Programs of Record including Palantir and DCGS-A.
See RedClear in Action
Request a demo to see RedClear turn raw sensor feeds into a finished assessment you can question, and to talk through how it fits your unit's workflow.
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