VizorNet solves some of the hardest technical problems of national security, intelligence and communications—developing, delivering and supporting hardware, software and systems on a QRC basis. For over 30 years, with its predecessor companies—TechLabs and Analytics—and with an active network of proven subject-matter experts and six partnered research institutes, supported and delivered advanced electronics and IT technology on-time and on-budget.  The VizorNet team is comprised of scientists, retired military, defense industry, and nationally recognized subject-matter experts focused on addressing these more difficult technical problems of the Defense, Intelligence, and Law Enforcement communities. VizorNet personnel also provide scientific, technical, and administrative services in its fields of expertise.
Some technologies currently or recently in spiral development include,

KOMODO, Counter-IED on the move. Prototype field-tested. 
CSharp, surreptitiously tagging and tracking uncooperative targets.
Prototype tested.
AQUILA, a long-range variant of CSharp. In design stage.
HITAR, ultra-wideband see-through the wall radar.
Proof of concept tested.
CRYPTSEC, providing software and hardware-based network security
targeted against the insider threat.
CAINS, high-speed network analysis software for design, operations and
            reverse engineering or hostile networks.
OASIS, providing direct mental man-machine control. Prototype tested.
Classified applications.
NINA, software for machine reasoning under uncertainty.
Prototype concept tested.
ANNIE OAKLEY, wide-area gunfire and explosion location.
Prototype field-tested.

VizorNet has offices in the Washington, Oak Ridge and Philadelphia areas with its electronic and IT laboratory in Philadelphia. The company has a TOP SECRET facility clearance with individuals possessing SCI access.