Every target should look different to anyone watching it. Valkyrie is built to make cash-in-transit runs, the vehicles people drive, and the places people live unpredictable to an attacker — and to keep watching, always, for the moment something stops being routine.
A project by Adamantware, currently in active development. This page describes what Valkyrie is for, not how it works.
Who rides together changes run to run, so no stable pairing ever has the chance to become a liability.
Routes are chosen for speed and fuel within the customer's delivery window, but vary with real traffic conditions and avoid stopping repeatedly at locations a tactical review has flagged as exposed.
Cameras inside and outside watch for behaviour, not appearance — the difference between someone passing by and someone casing the vehicle.
Not just armoured transport: the same watching discipline applies to any vehicle, moving or parked, recognising an approach or a forced-entry attempt before it becomes one.
Recognising the sound of a break-in — forced entry, breaking glass — or a person in distress, and raising the alarm without anyone needing to reach for a phone.
Transit, vehicle and site protection share the same underlying approach: grade what's actually happening, not what something looks like.