FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about PGISR, deployment, integration, availability, and working with our team.

01Is PGISR available to purchase today?

PGISR is in active development and is not currently available for purchase. The listed contact channels can be used to ask about development status and potential discussions with early partners.

02What does a briefing involve?

A briefing can cover the proposed detection pipeline, deployment approaches for your environment, and possible integration paths into compatible command platforms.

03Will it integrate with our existing C2 platform?

That is the design intent. Proposed interfaces are intended to support configuration-dependent delivery into compatible command platforms.

04What does a deployment look like?

The proposed path begins with a site survey and deployment plan. Passive describes sensing at the node; communications, power, installation profile, and other system characteristics depend on the approved configuration.

05Do you work with international customers?

International inquiries require case-by-case review. Applicable US export-control requirements must be confirmed before controlled information is shared. Select "Sales" in the form and we will route it appropriately.

06Who is behind PGISR?

PGISR is the ISR division of PWI, Inc., building on decades of precision electronics manufacturing and experience producing components used in unattended ground sensor technologies.

07What is PGISR designed to detect?

PGISR's current sensing architecture is centered on passive detection of ferrous activity at the perimeter, including vehicles and other metal-bearing targets. Final detection performance and classification criteria depend on configuration, target profile, terrain, and site conditions.

08What should we prepare for an initial engineering review?

Share your operating environment, detection priorities, approximate coverage area, existing command-and-control platforms, communications constraints, and desired timeline. Early estimates are useful; a PGISR engineer can help refine the requirements.