Real-time tracking
Current positions and last movements of personnel, vehicles and other resources are displayed in real-time. The internal map engine supports both “offline” raster and vector maps, as well as connections to online map servers using standard open interfaces. Basic map overlay drawing and analysis functions are included, and it is possible to integrate with external services such as radio coverage and line-of-sight calculations, terrain analysis, route calculation, traffic and weather reports etc.
Real-time information exchange
Share messages, images, video and other information between field personnel and HQ. This can easily be done with intuitive and user-friendly interfaces on touch screens and PCs, or directly from other sources as drones and other types of sensors.
Flexible organization of resources
Resources can be dynamically organized and re-organized to handle continually changing operational scenarios concerning ongoing operations, objects and user roles. All organization changes are immediately reflected in the map displays and message routing.
High mobility
The system is designed to operate with limited bandwidth for tracking and messaging, and basic map functionality can be used offline (both raster and vector maps). The system is also TETRA and SATCOM compatible.
Modern, platform-independent technology
The main components of the system are designed for use with a wide variety of client platforms, such as web browsers on Windows, Mac and Linux, and Android and iOS tablets and smartphones.
Security
All data communication is encrypted, and individual users or compromised mobile devices can instantly be blocked.
Use cases
NORA is an easily deployable and secure system that will increase situational awareness during time-critical field operations. A typical user organization will have an established HQ (stationary or mobile), on-scene commanders and one or more operational field teams. NORA will ensure near real-time information flow between HQ, the on-scene commander and teams and individual users. User organizations include police, military, emergency services and security companies.
