Capture locally
Capture aviation activity close to the airfield.
CAVOK Pulse is a distributed aviation data network powered by CAVOK Nodes deployed at airfields and other strategic locations.
Each Node captures aviation data locally and securely connects it to the CAVOK Pulse platform, helping create a richer picture of aircraft activity across the network.
The network / 01
Individual airfields provide a valuable local view. Connect those locations together and they become something more powerful.
CAVOK Pulse is being developed as a distributed network of aviation sensing infrastructure, with CAVOK Nodes positioned where aviation activity actually happens.
Capture aviation activity close to the airfield.
Securely send data into the wider CAVOK Pulse network.
Build coverage through many independently deployed Nodes.
Support useful airfield applications with processed aviation data.
Illustrative enclosure — final hardware may differ
The device / 02
The CAVOK Node is the edge device that powers the network.
It is being designed as a compact, weather-resistant, remotely managed aviation data receiver that can be deployed at airfields and other suitable locations.
Host a Node / 04
A location can strengthen its own view while contributing to a network designed to become more useful as participation grows.
Create a dedicated data source positioned at your own location.
Help extend the reach and usefulness of CAVOK Pulse.
The system is intended to operate remotely once installed.
The same infrastructure could support more sensors and applications over time.
Development status / 05
CAVOK Pulse is currently being developed and evaluated through initial deployments. We are interested in speaking with airfields and aviation organisations that would like to participate in the network.
Make contact / 06
Tell us about your location and how you might like to take part.
This is a request-to-order and register-interest form, not an online checkout. We will use the details you provide to respond to this enquiry only.
Suitable for airfields, flying clubs, aviation organisations and strategic receiver locations.