Every scenario, for your site.
Before ORPHEUS runs a single raid, your team sets up the simulation: the site, the defence, the threats, the places nothing may fall, the risk you accept and the weather you fight in. Ten steps, done once, then run as often as you like.
Note: the screens below are a simplified illustration of the setup. The real builder offers many more options for every step.
The ten setup steps
The site plan, building heights and terrain come in from GIS or CAD files. Buildings block line of sight and drone paths, just as they do on the ground.
Drag an effector from the library onto the map, on the ground or on a roof. Its range ring follows; buildings that block its line of sight are taken into account. See an effector twin →
Sensors decide when a threat is seen and tracked; jammers can break a drone’s control link or navigation before an effector has to fire.
Every unit is a digital twin. Set its values by hand, or load the vendor’s closed plugin: ORPHEUS runs it without seeing inside.
Pick the threats, then the attack vectors: from which sides, at what height and speed, alone or together. See a drone twin →
Nothing may fall or detonate here, under any outcome: not a drone, not a wreck, not a payload. A run that breaks this rule counts as a hit.
A drone that is shot down should not come down here either. ORPHEUS tracks where every wreck falls, and prefers engagements that drop it somewhere safe.
The risk you accept: the share of drones that may reach the site in the worst raid, and over all runs. Layouts above the limit are flagged, and the system suggests what to add.
Every run varies the threat, route, timing and evasion. More runs give a steadier heat map and catch the rare combinations that break a layout.
Weather changes everything: wind pushes drones and falling wrecks, fog and rain shorten laser range, and at night a camera sees less. Run the same set under several conditions.
What comes back after the run.
ORPHEUS runs every scenario against your setup and reports the outcome in one view.