AGRON
Fitted container modules deployed at a harbor

AGRON Container Systems

Deployable Maritime Infrastructure

Configurable infrastructure for maritime locations where permanent systems are unavailable, insufficient or operationally unnecessary.

Discuss a Container Deployment

A configurable, application-specific unit. Systems can be configured with sensing, communications, processing and a path to remote operations. Specifications are developed for the site — they are not published as a fixed kit.

How a deployment works

  1. 01Assess

    The site, the gap, the duration and what is already there.

  2. 02Configure

    Sensing, communications, processing and power to that work — not a published kit.

  3. 03Place

    The unit arrives, connects and becomes a working position.

  4. 04Move on

    Stay as long as needed. Relocate or recover when the work ends.

What sits on the unit

A typical roof fit. The exact mix is set for the site.

AGRON container on a pier with radar, cameras, communications, RF sensing and solar labeled on the roof
  • 3D radarAir and surface surveillance
  • EO/IR camerasDay, night and thermal
  • CommunicationsSatellite, cellular and RF
  • EW / EMP systemCounter-drone / RF — detection and analysis, where licensed
  • Solar panelsAuxiliary power

A deployment can be configured to integrate:

  • Sensing
  • Communications
  • Local processing
  • Operator workspace
  • Power
  • Autonomous system support
  • Equipment storage

How the unit fits the environment

  1. Environment
  2. Sensors / external systems
  3. AGRON deployable unit
    • Processing
    • Communications
    • Operators
    • Power
    • Equipment
  4. Remote operations / client operations / field teams

Where it can be used

A large yacht with an AGRON container as a module on the aft deck
On yachtsOn-board integration on a vessel large enough to host the unit.

Container types

Four starting points. Exclusive is specified to the mission.

Four AGRON container types: Basic, Business, Premium and Exclusive custom
  1. 1 BasicCore sensing and communications
  2. 2 BusinessExpanded roof array
  3. 3 PremiumRadar dome and denser sensors
  4. 4 Exclusive (custom)Mission-specific configuration

Built around the mission, not a fixed equipment list

The required configuration depends on the site and the work, not on a published kit.

  • Site
  • Area to be observed
  • Communications availability
  • Power availability
  • Duration
  • Environmental conditions
  • Existing infrastructure
  • Operational objectives

Container and mobile

Container SystemsMobile Systems
Primary roleDeployable site infrastructureMobile field capability
Typical durationTemporary to semi-permanentShort-duration / changing locations
MobilityTransported to siteVehicle-based
Operator spaceConfigurableIntegrated into vehicle
ApplicationMarina, island, port, remote siteAssessment, temporary coverage, field support

Operational scenario

Remote maritime site

A remote waterfront requires operational capability but has limited permanent infrastructure.

Deployment logic

  1. Site assessment
  2. Mission requirements
  3. Configuration
  4. Transport
  5. Deployment
  6. Operation
  7. Reconfigure / relocate when required

Functions are configured to the deployment

  • Sensing
  • Communications
  • Local processing
  • Operator workspace
  • Power
  • Equipment support
  • Autonomous system support

Operational scenario

Temporary marina expansion

A marina temporarily expands its operating footprint for an event, seasonal demand or temporary berthing. Permanent security infrastructure does not fully cover the temporary area.

Existing marina infrastructureDeployable AGRON unit

Temporary operational coverage

Remove or relocate when no longer required

Discuss a Container Deployment

Name, organization, asset type, location, and how to reach you.