TAARS.AITAARS.AITAARS is an autonomous underwater detection and warning system.
It operates on the principle of inertial response to acceleration and hull tilt.
When a preset acceleration threshold is exceeded, the system is activated.
The system analyzes short-term jerks and tilt angles, eliminating false alarms from currents and smooth oscillations.
When the acceleration threshold is exceeded, the Jerk Trigger is activated.
On the surface, TAARS automatically transmits coordinates and an event log.
The signal can be received by a shore station, a mobile terminal, or a satellite repeater.
The system records the incident, providing instant notification of underwater activity.
Each TAARS is a node in a future global network of passive observers, capable of responding to natural and man-made events without operators or complex infrastructure.
TAARS (Trigger AI Alert Relay Swarm) is an autonomous underwater response and alert system. It is designed to monitor seismic and man-made events, detect underwater anomalies, and instantly transmit alarms.
TAARS operates on a passive standby principle: the device remains in standby mode until an abnormal acceleration is detected. Once activated, the Jerk Trigger System initiates the module's undocking and ascent to the surface, where TAARS transmits coordinates and an event log.
The system is completely autonomous, requiring no external power, cables, or operators. Each TAARS is an independent node in the future global Passive Smart Sentinels (PSS) network, designed to monitor the ocean and provide early warning of dangerous environmental changes.