Privacy-first home alarm
See the house move.Never see a camera.
aiveil maps a home with radio, not video. People show up as point clouds — in the dark, through typical drywall and glass. Doorways and windows become virtual tripwires. Bedrooms stay private because nothing is recording a face.
- Works with the lights off. RF does not need a scene.
- Through-wall on non-metal residential materials. Brick, concrete, and metal studs are weaker — we will not pretend otherwise.
- Output is a layout plus movement tracks, not photoreal people and not a Dark Knight city scan.
Mapping the house…
Demo identity
01
Nodes around the house
Overlapping RF nodes, not a camera per room. A ~2000 sq ft home is the design target. Mount height and count are still open — this site does not lock a puck, an outlet cover, or a Pi.
02
One house, one view
The control webapp fuses those nodes into a single point-cloud house you can orbit, pan, and zoom — like moving around a map, not flipping a 2×2 of feeds.
03
Tripwire the openings
Alert when someone crosses a door or window. That is the sellable alarm. Gait identity, height match, and pet vs family auras are not product claims until the hardware can do them.
Kits
Base, Mid, and Pro.
Public labels are **Base / Mid / Pro**. Product names come later — these cards do not invent them. Sensing class is locked to the kit; silicon brands stay out of the headline.
Control
The house, not a camera wall.
Tesla-dark, white clouds, gold / teal / crimson demo auras, and a volumetric door when an unknown crosses. Google Earth–style orbit. The walkthrough is simulated — firmware and live radar are not in this slice. Auras are labeled demo identity, not a sensing claim.
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