Introducing ARGUS

Know where you are
when everything goes dark.

Spatial awareness for firefighters, built for the places GPS can't reach.

The problem

Inside a burning building, smoke takes your eyes. Concrete and steel take your signal. Every hallway looks the same, and every second counts.

Too often, the way out still comes down to feel, a hose line, and memory. We think the people who run in deserve better.

ARGUS · Arm unit

Clarity, on your arm.

Glanceable when it matters. Big, deliberate controls made for gloved hands.

ARGUS arm unit concept render: a rugged graphite display with orange controls showing a thermal view of a burning hallway

Concept render. The final form is being shaped by the firefighters who will wear it.

Three answers.
At every moment.

01

Where you are.

Your position, held steady when GPS is gone and visibility is zero.

02

Where your crew is.

Everyone on the team, accounted for, from the hallway to command.

03

How to get out.

A path back, drawn as you go, so the way out is never a guess.

The system

One system. Two parts.

ARGUS arm unit concept render

Arm unit

What you see.

The interface. Readable at a glance, operable without taking your eyes off the room.

ARGUS body unit concept render

Body unit

What does the work.

Worn on the chest, out of the way. It senses the space around you so the arm unit can show you what matters.

How we build

Built for the people
who run in.

ARGUS isn't being designed from a desk. It is being shaped in the field, alongside the firefighters who will one day trust it with their lives.

Every decision answers to one question: does this help a firefighter get home? If it doesn't, it doesn't ship.

Krow Dynamics builds spatial awareness for the places GPS can't reach, so the teams who run toward danger always know where they are, where to go, and how to get out.

Get in touch

Let's build what comes next.

Investors, fire service, and partners: tell us who you are and we'll get back to you personally.

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Occasional updates as ARGUS comes to life. No noise.