Security operator at night holding a rugged handheld radio to his chest rig

Deployments

Where Merlin6 is carried

the same radio, the same channels, and the same procedures across every kind of protective operation. Teams do not relearn their comms when the task changes.

Private security contractors beside an armoured vehicle in arid terrain at first light, one speaking into a handheld radio

01Scenario

Global private security

Contracts in high risk and austere regions run far outside any mobile network. Merlin6 moves between Starlink, local networks, and radio to radio mesh on its own, so convoy teams, static site teams, and expatriate staff protection stay on one channel through a whole deployment.

  • Satellite and mesh coverage where no cellular exists
  • AES-256 end-to-end, with your own keys when the contract requires it
  • Merlin6 AI watching over small teams working independently
  • Complete transcript and position record for client reporting
Close protection agents escorting a principal from a vehicle at night while one speaks into a radio

02Scenario

Personal security detail

Details move between countries, buildings, and vehicles in a single shift. Merlin6 holds the channel through all of it and falls back to radio to radio mesh in car parks, tunnels, and screened rooms where cellular stops.

  • Discreet earpiece audio with a single press to transmit
  • Live positions for the advance, the detail, and the follow car
  • Mesh fallback with no operator action when networks drop
  • Transcripts of every instruction given during the move
Uniformed security officer patrolling an industrial fence line at night with a flashlight

03Scenario

Guarding and mobile patrols

Guards work alone across large sites and long hours. Merlin6 AI answers check calls immediately, logs them, and escalates when a response is missed, so a lone officer is never waiting on a supervisor to notice.

  • Automated check calls with a written record
  • SOS opens an incident and routes the nearest officers
  • Several channels monitored at once by a shift lead
  • Patrol history available for the client report
Control room operator watching a tactical map of a secure facility perimeter

04Scenario

Critical facility security

Facilities need an auditable record as much as they need coverage. Every transmission is encrypted, transcribed, and timestamped, and the control room sees each unit on the map without asking for a position report.

  • AES-256 encryption with your own keys if required
  • Complete transcript archive for compliance review
  • Perimeter positions on the map in real time
  • Incident timeline built as the response happens
Event security steward in a high visibility vest speaking into a radio at a night-time arena barrier line

05Scenario

Event and crowd security

A large event puts hundreds of stewards across a site with no fixed comms room and no time to train anyone on new equipment. Merlin6 gives every position on the site the same handset, and the control room hears all of it without switching channels.

  • Several channels monitored at once from the control room
  • Incidents routed to the nearest steward, not the whole site
  • Every team position on the map across the full footprint
  • Written record of each call for the post-event review
Armoured cash in transit crew at a night service entrance, one crew member speaking into a handheld radio

06Scenario

Cash in transit and secure logistics

Crews move between city streets, underground bays, and screened loading docks where cellular coverage ends. The channel stays up on mesh between the crew and the vehicle, and control keeps the route in view from first collection to last drop.

  • Vehicles and crews tracked on the map along the route
  • Mesh keeps the crew connected inside bays and basements
  • SOS opens an incident with the position marked at once
  • Every stop timestamped and transcribed for the audit trail
Port security officer walking a quayside at dusk beside stacked containers and a moored vessel

07Scenario

Maritime and port security

Terminals, vessels, and offshore sites often have no usable mobile network at all. Starlink and radio to radio mesh carry the channel across quaysides, holds, and decks, so a boarding team and the shore office stay on the same conversation.

  • Satellite and mesh coverage where there is no cellular
  • Encrypted comms across quayside, deck, and hold
  • Patrol and boarding team positions on the map
  • Full transcript record for the port authority file

08Next step

Put radios in your team's hands

Tell us the size of the team and where it works. We will bring configured radios to a demo and run them on your ground.