kylark Labs, a provider of AI-powered security and safety solutions, has announced the launch of Scout MK I AI Tower, an advanced mobile surveillance system designed specifically for public safety applications within the United States. This system leverages Skylark Labs’ proprietary Kepler AI platform to deliver threat detection capabilities for law enforcement agencies, public event managers, and construction site operators across America.
Following the successful deployment of the Scout MK II for border security operations, Skylark Labs has adapted its technology to strengthen security within American communities. As public spaces face increasingly complex safety challenges—from unauthorized access at construction sites to dangerous situations at community events—conventional surveillance systems typically sacrifice either comprehensive coverage or individual privacy. The Scout MK I AI Tower integrates multiple proprietary privacy-preserving sensors with adaptive AI for rapid deployment in any environment where public safety monitoring is needed.
The Scout MK I features a compact 20-50 feet telescoping design that deploys in under an hour and operates for 72+ hours on integrated solar power, eliminating the need for fixed infrastructure or external power sources. The system integrates proprietary privacy-preserving spatial mapping technology, multi-spectrum imaging, advanced radar, and AI-powered audio analysis into a rapidly deployable tower.
The system’s onboard Kepler AI can detect weapons, unauthorized access, violence, crowd formations, and destructive activities in real-time. The audio analysis system identifies critical sounds, including gunshots, breaking glass, and distress calls. The system can be fully operational within 60 minutes at construction sites, public events, critical infrastructure, or remote locations without existing security infrastructure.
The Scout MK I’s privacy-preserving design creates a crucial balance for modern policing. By using proprietary spatial sensors rather than continuous video surveillance, the system protects privacy while maintaining security effectiveness. This approach allows police departments to deploy advanced monitoring in privacy-sensitive locations, reducing both community resistance and data storage requirements. When threats are detected, targeted visual verification activates only as needed, ensuring effective response without unnecessary surveillance of law-abiding citizens.
At the heart of the Scout MK I is Skylark Labs’ Kepler adaptive AI platform—a breakthrough on-device intelligence system that learns instantly from new environments without pre-training, detects threats proactively through multi-sensor analysis, operates entirely on-device with no external data transmission, adapts continuously to evolving security challenges, and maintains complete functionality without internet connectivity.
