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Autonomous Tracking
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Human-Gated Deployment
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Night Vision
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Non-Lethal Launchers
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Targeting System
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Real-Time Notifications
Features
HUMAN-GATED
LICENSABLE
NON-LETHAL

Technology & Intellectual Property
Atlas Sentinel is not a hardware product with
a safety feature. It is a safety architecture
with hardware built around it.
That distinction is what makes it patentable,
licensable, and deployable where other
autonomous systems cannot operate.
The Human-Gated Safety Architecture
How It Works
Detection and tracking are fully autonomous.
Atlas Sentinel monitors the perimeter
continuously using computer vision and
multi-sensor input identifying and
classifying potential threats in real time,
day or night.
The decision to deploy any deterrent is
always human. This is enforced at the
control architecture level rather than in software policy alone.
Intellectual Property
· Non-provisional patent application filed and pending
(Application No. 19/697,282)
· filed June 3 ,2026
· 23 claims spanning four independent claim areas
including
the Human-Gated Safety Control Architecture
· All rights assigned to Manticorecorp LLC
consolidated IP ownership.
Why It Matters ?
Fully autonomous deterrent systems face significant
legal and liability considerations across jurisdictions.
Atlas Sentinel's human-gated architecture addresses this
at the design level, with human authorization
built into the control system
rather than added as a policy layer a structure intended to support regulatory review and enterprise deployment requirements.
