Athos receives
- Public aircraft broadcastsFAA Remote ID, ADS-B, and UAT records.
- Nearby device identifiersWi-Fi and Bluetooth device names and MAC addresses.
- Acoustic-derived alertsDrone aircraft, gunshots, and other threats detected by Chorus.

Athos receives detections from every Chorus and Galena sensor at a site, suppresses alerts for friendly aircraft, and displays the remaining threats on a site map.
Athos supports mission planning through sensor placement planning, coverage layouts, and deployment configuration.
Field teams can receive alerts from Athos via Soundryx's Responder mobile app.
Athos exposes REST and WebSocket APIs for integration with other systems.
Athos can be deployed in the customer's own cloud, on-premises, air-gapped, or in Soundryx's managed cloud.
Chorus detects enemies. Galena detects allies. Athos fuses all detections, then makes the output available through Responder, the Athos API, and other integrations.
ResponderOperator-facing output Athos is included with every Soundryx hardware deployment.
Athos is available to civilian, law enforcement, and military customers in the United States and allied countries.
Soundryx provisionally classifies Athos as ECCN 5D992.c under the U.S. Export Administration Regulations.
Athos uses standard published cryptography for transport security and tenant authentication, with no other cryptographic functionality. Athos deployments include Soundryx sensors that may carry separate export-control and licensing restrictions. Formal classification is pending regulatory review.
Athos-XL is the variant of Athos intended for use with Chorus-XL and other sensors as part of fire control systems by customers with mitigation authority.
Soundryx forbids modifications that change a product's export classification.