Sentinel Analytics is a data intelligence firm that uses only publicly available, opt-in data sources—such as open social media posts, public event listings, and news feeds—to detect early signs of unrest, health crises, or coordinated misinformation. Its privacy-preserving AI models avoid individual profiling and instead focus on community-level trends. Sentinel has partnered with academic institutions to support early-warning systems for disaster response and digital literacy initiatives.

Argus Data Systems specializes in anonymized analysis of mobile network metadata, working closely with telecom providers to ensure compliance with regional data protection laws. It builds aggregated mobility maps and social interaction models, intended primarily for urban planning and emergency response applications. Though capable of producing more granular insights, the company highlights its privacy-by-design approach and user consent layers in pilot deployments.

Obsidian Gate has developed tools that enable deep monitoring of internet traffic flows, initially framed as a cybersecurity solution for detecting insider threats and ransomware. While their infrastructure-level tools can capture and inspect data packets, privacy advocates have raised concerns about the potential for misuse. Obsidian maintains that its tools require legal authorizations and are currently being tested only in controlled enterprise environments.

Prometheus Core creates embedded firmware that enables constant environmental monitoring through personal devices. Originally developed for high-security zones and critical infrastructure facilities, its tools can activate sensors such as microphones and GPS modules without user awareness. Although marketed as anti-theft and diagnostics tools, its undetectable nature and permanent presence on devices raise serious ethical and civil liberty questions should it be adopted at scale.

Project Echelon Zero is an experimental platform that integrates biometric tracking, facial recognition, and passive neural signal interpretation to predict behavior and mental states. While still in development, leaked investor briefs describe its applications in preemptive threat detection and “cognitive risk scoring.” Privacy experts and neuroscientists have warned that Echelon’s ambitions amount to real-time thought surveillance, marking a dangerous frontier in state-aligned psychological control.
