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The adapters go on first
Radar, cameras, AIS, whatever is already bolted down. StarDome listens. You do not buy a second radar to make this page work.
How it is put together
Read the kit you already have. Make it usable on watch.
In practice
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Same map, same clock
Those feeds share a timeline. When an alert is closed the row stays in the log. Nobody has to reconstruct the night from three recorders.
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A word for the risk, a line if you need it
Normal through Critical, with the reason attached. If the watch wants a human at StarDome, that is a desk, not another banner on the screen.
Architecture
What that looks like on the watch
One map
Radar paint, cameras, AIS, a drone if you have one, the fence if you have one. Same picture. The manufacturer on the label does not matter.
The night stays written down
Objects and events are kept. Closing the alert does not wipe the evidence.
The risk word has a reason
Normal, Attention, Elevated, Critical. If it jumps, you can see why without opening a second tool.
It sits on top
The helm stays the helm. StarDome is the layer that reads it.
This hull, this basin
After enough quiet nights it knows the usual. What is odd for this place gets a harder look.
A person at StarDome
When the watch wants escalation, it is a specialist on the other end — not only a louder beep.
What it does
Detect. Correlate. Recommend.
StarDome finds, holds, and explains. Prepared playbooks run only after the watch authorizes them.
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Detect threats
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Correlate data from different sources
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Hold and track contacts
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Project how the other side will move
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Recommend the next step
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Run a standard response playbook after authorization
A person keeps control.
The system removes the delay.
Adapters
What your current systems become
Named feeds and open links. What you already run joins one intelligence picture.
Your current systems become part of one intelligent network. StarDome does not ask you to rip out the helm.