DATA & ADAPTER
Approved sensor, C2, Digital Twin and AI outputs are normalized at the integration boundary.
The public site explains what CREAIM Defense does, where it sits, and what evidence can be reviewed. Detailed algorithms, scoring, thresholds, internal stage lineage, solver strategy, security contracts and partner delivery artifacts are not part of the public surface.
Software verification is never auto-promoted into external-partner or target-environment proof. NOT OBSERVED means qualifying evidence has not been recorded; it is not the same as FAIL.
Approved sensor, C2, Digital Twin and AI outputs are normalized at the integration boundary.
Runtime review can continue within an approved local scope when connectivity is degraded or unavailable.
Untrusted inputs are separated from the Runtime validation boundary and final authority remains human.
Results are returned with verifiable evidence and replay information for review.
Partner integration, target hardware, closed-network behavior and acceptance are measured jointly in a controlled PoC.
Partner approval does not grant access to Runtime Core source or internal decision logic.
The earlier Partner RC1 remains preserved as a frozen reference in the versioned runtime package and is not silently mutated by the public-site improvements. The frozen release candidate is not proof of partner sign-off, live military integration or target-environment validation.
The public demo accepts synthetic, non-sensitive Mission and Digital Twin input only. Release management requires that the earlier Partner RC1 remains preserved as a frozen reference and is not silently mutated; compliance with that policy requires independent artifact/version verification and is not asserted by this page.
Public samples use synthetic, non-sensitive Mission and Digital Twin input. Live military C2/sensor integration, target-edge performance, partner acceptance, accreditation and operational suitability require external Controlled-PoC evidence.