Specter
Long-range sensing networks and AI alerts for operators of critical infrastructure and other physical sites
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11
About Specter
Specter builds and deploys long-range sensing networks for high-bandwidth perception. Its system provides natural-language alerts, semantic search and a map-based view of events in real time.
The product is presented for settings including power plants, oil rigs, data centers, substations, stadiums and shipping docks. Specter is hiring across software, machine learning, wireless, hardware and manufacturing roles in San Francisco.
Product: Long-range sensing networks with AI-based natural-language alerts, semantic search and map-based event monitoring.
Jobs at Specter
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