Reduce parking frustration with PureTech's vehicle counting solutions. Our advanced geospatial AI-boosted video analytics transforms standard cameras into smart counting sensors as part of a new or existing parking management system. PureTech delivers real-time parking data and stall occupancy via XML over TCP/IP. Vehicle Counting Schedule a Demo A rising incident of travelers rage, mounting complaints, illegal parking, lost revenue, and high emissions from cars looking for parking spaces have institutions searching for a better way to route cars to available parking spaces. Expansive parking structures and high cost of installing traditional counting systems further complicate the issue. That’s where the PureActiv Vehicle Counting technology can help. PureActiv Vehicle Counting converts cameras into intelligent counting sensors, communicating directional count and stall occupancy data to parking management systems via XML over TCP/IP. This open communication standard allows it to easily integrate into new or existing parking management systems. Features: Significantly more accurate than loop detectors (over 98% accurate). Simple install and less intrusive than loop detectors. Utilizes cameras to accurately count parking traffic by stall, zone, or floor. Ignore non-vehicles (people, lighting, baggage, carts). Count in one or both directions. Reconfigurable (cameras can be easily moved). Wireless capability. Ability to act as full video security system. Benefits Increase Revenue - Utilizes full potential of parking structure with high accuracy rates. Decrease Costs - Save installation dollars over traditional counting technologies. Increase customer satisfaction. Reduce emissions by getting cars to their parking space quicker. Schedule a Demo Pure Tech Products

< Back Border Security Insight Feb 15, 2024 Phoenix, Ariz., February 15, 2024 – On February 8th, PureTech Systems, under the auspices of Security Industry Association (SIA) and the National Capital Region Security Forum, hosted the 4th government-industry engagement with CBP. This time, the guest speaker was Mr. Henry Laxdal, who currently serves as Deputy Directorate Chief of the U.S. Border Patrol (USBP) Program Management Office Directorate (PMOD). Chief Laxdal provided valuable insights into the evolving vision and strategy of how PMOD supports the overarching USBP Strategy to keep America safe. He discussed how the Border Patrol strives to remain innovative in its pursuit of border security, shedding light on how important industry stakeholders are to its complex mission. His public service progressed from being a Border Patrol agent in Arizona, to working at USBP Headquarters in Washington, DC, to working as a Patrol Agent in Charge on both the Northern and Southern borders, and then back to USBP Headquarters. While assigned to Headquarters, Chief Laxdal worked in Law Enforcement Operations, Strategic Planning and Analysis, the Office of Acquisition, and is now the Deputy of PMOD. Close to 50 participants from industry stakeholders gathered to hear how PMOD strategizes and prioritizes innovative technology to identify, target, and mitigate emerging threats. Chief Laxdal discussed the decision-making process for large-scale programs of record and newly identified potential solutions that might solve a particular capability gap. Chief Laxdal answered each question from the attendees in detail providing additional clarity to many of the interrelated topics discussed during the previous week's Industry Day and beyond. From Chief Laxdal’s keynote and subsequent Q&A that lasted almost two hours, we gathered the following important points: There is a continued need for enhanced coordination between Border Patrol and the local sheriff departments, which often operate in overlapping jurisdictions. By establishing partnerships, it allows more effective and coordinated efforts along the border and in the local communities they protect. The shared intelligence from community policing efforts, surveillance systems and other similar systems enhances agents’ ability to manage operations along the border, increasing the safety and wellbeing of neighboring communities. AI plays an important role in integrated systems with automated detection, continuous monitoring, and predictive analytics, and is considered a critical component to increasing the efficiency of border operations by streamlining processes and functions that can be completed with advanced computing. Chief Laxdal articulated how staffing and attrition rates have become an increasing challenge, requiring creative methods to complete the mission with fewer people. As the evolution of technology continues to improve, the agency must continue to consider how best to utilize autonomous sensors in all environmental domains of land, air, and sea. The USBP must continue to grow its capability to rapidly adapt and deploy mobile solutions like unmanned aerial vehicles, land-based sensor nodes, subterranean detections, and future acquisition plans such as the Modular Mobile Surveillance Systems (M2S2) that provide remotely operated capabilities that reduce the need for additional manpower. Transnational Criminal Networks (TCN) are adopting the use of drones to infiltrate the borders of the United States, presenting a significant threat to the security of our nation. TCNs seek to illegally smuggle any commodity into the U.S. that provides a profit, ranging from narcotics trafficking like fentanyl to human trafficking. Additionally, TCNS are persistently monitoring border operations with the use of drones, seeking to disrupt the effectiveness of a Border Patrol response to illicit activity. To mitigate these security risks, CBP must have the flexibility and authorization to implement counter-drone operations that can identify, classify, track, and intercept drones that could be nefariously used by terrorists and TCNs. Another source of effort is the Common Operational Picture (COP), designed as a software solution that ties in edge computing, artificial intelligence, and machine learning to further enhance the interdiction effectiveness of the USBP. The COP synthesizes large amounts of data through border detections into a unified user interface that can be used to prioritize threats and deploy border agents to interdict those threats. The National Capitol Region Security Forum, in partnership with its many stakeholders, is immensely grateful for Chief Laxdal’s participation and candidness and looks forward to future opportunities to learn from his leadership. The preparation for this event spanned several months, and in the end, it provided a successful opportunity for engagement and set the stage for meaningful discussions and networking opportunities. “PureTech sponsorship demonstrates their commitment to advancing the field of border security and their dedication to supporting initiatives that promote collaboration, innovation, and best practices. This sponsorship, alongside SIA and NCRSF, provides all of us with a platform to bring government leaders expertise and vision to an audience of industry professionals,” says Wayne Esser of NCRSF. For more information or additional details, please reach out to info@puretechsystems.com . Previous Next

< Back PureTech Systems Inc. Completes Successful Acceptance Testing Dec 23, 2024 Phoenix, AZ - PureTech Systems Inc ., a leader in geospatial AI-boosted video analytics for wide-area perimeter and border security, announced the successful completion of system acceptance testing at a major U.S. metropolitan rapid transit agency. The testing demonstrated the company’s capability to address a significant safety and operational challenge: detecting debris and items on transit tracks to mitigate disruptions and enhance commuter safety. The rapid transit agency sought a reliable, time-tested solution to combat recurring issues with objects coming onto the tracks—posing risks to passenger safety, causing costly delays, and disrupting the efficiency of the transit system. PureTech's RIDS Solution for Rapid Transit agencies, powered by its patented, geospatial AI-boosted video analytics, proved to be a game-changer by accurately detecting obstacles on the tracks in real time. “This testing underscores PureTech Systems’ commitment to innovation in protecting critical infrastructure and enhancing public safety,” said Larry Bowe, President of PureTech Systems Inc. “The successful testing demonstrates our ability to provide precise, reliable, and scalable solutions for the unique challenges faced by rapid transit agencies.” Key highlights of the system includes: High Precision Detection: The RIDS system achieved exceptional accuracy in identifying and locating obstacles on the tracks with nearly zero nuisance detections, even in high-traffic and low-visibility conditions. Real-Time Alerts: Operators receive immediate notifications, enabling rapid response and minimizing operational disruptions. Seamless Integration: The system seamlessly integrates into the transit agency’s existing infrastructure, ensuring operational continuity. The successful testing reinforces PureTech Systems’ reputation as a trusted provider of innovative solutions for critical infrastructure protection. As urban areas continue to rely on rapid transit systems, the ability to proactively address track safety challenges will play an increasingly vital role in ensuring the smooth and safe operation of these essential services. Previous Next

< Back Advancing Border Security: PureTech Powers the Next Phase of Mobile Surveillance Aug 11, 2025 At PureTech Systems, we are proud to play a critical role in enhancing U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s (CBP) ability to monitor and secure the nation’s borders. Recently, the next phase of Mobile Vehicle Surveillance Systems with Radar (MVSS-R) was successfully delivered—bringing 24 new platforms into operation. These cutting-edge systems are equipped with advanced sensors, radar, and video analytics powered by PureTech technology to deliver unmatched situational awareness in the field. A Force Multiplier for Border Agents Border environments are dynamic, vast, and demanding. The MVSS-R platforms were designed to give CBP agents eyes where they need them most—providing persistent, intelligent surveillance across challenging terrain. At the heart of these mobile systems lies PureTech’s AI-powered video analytics and geospatial capabilities, seamlessly integrated with radar and EO/IR sensors to provide: Automated detection and tracking of people, vehicles, and potential threats Real-time geospatial awareness to pinpoint activity across wide areas Actionable alerts that reduce operator workload and improve response times Our technology transforms data from multiple sensors into clear, actionable intelligence—helping agents act faster, smarter, and with greater confidence. U.S.-Developed, Mission-Proven Every MVSS-R unit is designed, built, and integrated in the United States. PureTech’s technology, trusted for mission-critical perimeter protection and situational awareness, is a proven solution that supports both national security and operator efficiency. With decades of experience in video analytics and AI-driven security, PureTech brings unparalleled expertise to complex surveillance programs like this one. Collaboration That Delivers Results The successful deployment of the MVSS-R program underscores the power of collaboration between CBP, Benchmark, and key technology providers like PureTech. By combining our strengths in AI-driven video analytics with industry-leading radar and sensor technologies, we’ve delivered a mobile surveillance solution that is both robust and adaptable for today’s operational needs. Looking Ahead Border threats continue to evolve, and so do the technologies needed to address them. PureTech remains committed to innovating AI-powered video analytics and geospatial surveillance solutions that help agencies stay one step ahead—protecting people, assets, and infrastructure in the most demanding environments. Learn more about PureTech’s AI-powered perimeter and border security solutions and how we’re driving innovation in mission-critical environments. Read the Benchmark press release here . Previous Next

< Back PureTech Systems to Showcase Next-Generation Autonomous Perimeter Protection at SIA’s Perimeter PREVENT 2025 Jun 17, 2025 Phoenix, AZ. — PureTech Systems , a leader in autonomous perimeter security solutions, announced its participation at Perimeter PREVENT 2025 , a high-impact security symposium hosted by the Security Industry Association (SIA). The event will be held June 18, 2025, at the National Housing Center in Washington, D.C. PureTech will exhibit at Table #9 , where attendees can explore the company’s advanced, geospatial AI-boosted perimeter detection technologies. PureTech’s participation reinforces its commitment to transforming perimeter protection through autonomy, high-accuracy, near-zero nuisance alarm systems powered by its patented AI-Boosted Geospatial Video Analytics . Built for today’s complex threat environments, PureTech’s technology is trusted to secure facilities, critical infrastructure, and borders, providing unmatched situational awareness and cost-effective operational efficiency. Smarter Surveillance with PureActiv®: Empowering Border and Perimeter Protectio n Controlling national borders and critical perimeters requires a sophisticated combination of trained personnel, precise sensors, automated sensor collaboration, and unified situational awareness. Vast and remote terrains, unpredictable weather, and rapidly evolving threats make this a complex challenge. PureTech Systems delivers a proven solution to meet these demands—providing autonomous threat detection, classification, verification, and deterrence across both new and legacy systems. The system satisfies the U.S. federal government’s definition of Autonomous Systems for border and critical infrastructure protection. PureTech’s award-winning AI-Boosted Geospatial Video Analytics software powers intelligent, real-time monitoring that keeps security teams informed and in control. Our system integrates with a variety of sensor types including radar, thermal, visual, RF, fence sensors, and others allowing for iterative fielding and continuous improvement without the need for costly infrastructure changes. A feature-complete and well documented software Interface enables third parties to integrate PureActiv autonomous perimeter protection into their user interface be it an access control, NVR, PSIM, or other monitoring software. Together, these capabilities create a high-confidence detection and interdiction environment, enabling border and critical infrastructure teams to respond faster, smarter, and with greater accuracy. PureTech’s platform not only reduces false alarms—it delivers actionable intelligence and enables a proactive security posture that scales across fixed installations, remote regions, and rapidly changing threat landscapes. Join PureTech at Perimeter PREVENT Hosted by the Security Industry Association’s Perimeter Security Subcommittee, Perimeter PREVENT gathers security leaders, engineers, integrators, and government personnel to explore strategies in perimeter detection, alerting, and layered defense. Attendees are encouraged to visit Table #9 to learn how PureTech is redefining perimeter protection with scalable, intelligent, and proven technology. National Housing Center – 1201 15th St. NW, Washington, DC 20005 on June 18, 2025. Learn more about the PureTech Systems at our website, www.puretechsystems.com , or stop by our table to speak with our team. Smart Surveillance. Real Results. That’s PureTech. About PureTech Systems Inc. PureTech Systems Inc.® is a privately owned company established in 2004 that develops, markets, and supports its patented location-based AI-boosted video analytics software, PureActiv®, for real time safety and security applications and our SaaS-based PurifAI®. Their primary emphasis is on autonomous perimeter intrusion detection and classification of ground and aerial targets for country borders, coastlines, facility perimeters, and critical infrastructures (pipelines, railroads, dams, bridges, ports, utilities, power plants, military bases, and airports). For media inquiries or to schedule a meeting at the event Contact: info@puretechsystems.com or call 602-424-9842. Previous Next

< Back PureTech Wins 6 Awards Dec 1, 2022 PHOENIX, Ariz. – PureTech today announced it is the recipient of multiple 2022 ‘ASTORS’ Homeland Security Awards from American Security Today. PureTech was recognized as platinum award winners for the following categories: PureActiv - Best Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Solution PureActiv - Best Video Analytics Solution PureActiv - Best Long Range Surveillance Solution PureActiv - Best Maritime Perimeter Protection Solution In addition to winning platinum honors, PureTech was acknowledged as gold award winners for: PureActiv R-DAPSS - Best Mobile Surveillance ISR Solution PureActiv - Best Perimeter Protection System "We are thrilled to be recognized for our products and solutions, that are at the core of our business” said Larry Bowe, Jr., President of PureTech Systems. The Annual ‘ASTORS’ Awards Program is specifically designed to honor distinguished government and vendor solutions that deliver enhanced value, benefit, and intelligence to end-users in a variety of government, homeland security, enterprise, and public safety vertical markets. “‘ASTORS’ nominations are evaluated on their technical innovation, interoperability, specific impact within the category, overall impact to the industry, relatability to other industry technologies, and application feasibility outside of the industry,” said AST’s Publisher, Michael J. Madsen. __________________________________________________________________________________________ About PureTech Systems® PureTech Systems Inc. is a privately owned company established in 2004 that develops, markets, and supports its patented location-based AI video analytics software, PureActiv©, for real time safety and security applications. The company’s software improves situational awareness with AI video analytics, sensor integration and information fusing for automated real-time event detection and forensic video content analysis with primary emphasis on autonomous intrusion detection of ground and UAS targets and camera tracking for borders and coastlines, facility perimeters and critical infrastructures (pipelines, railroads, dams, bridges, ports, utilities, power plants, military bases, and airports). To find out more about PureTech Systems Inc. visit our website at www.puretechsystems.com , call 602-424-9842 or email info@PureTechSystems.com . About American Security Today American Security Today (AST), the ‘New Face in Homeland Security™’, is the premier digital media platform in the U.S. Homeland Security and Public Safety Industry, focused on breaking news and in-depth coverage of the newest initiatives and hottest technologies in physical & IT security on the market today. AST highlights the most cutting-edge and forward-thinking security solutions across a wide variety of media products delivered daily, weekly, and monthly to over 75,000 qualified government and security industry readers, essential to meeting today’s growing security challenges to ‘Secure our Nation, One City at a Time™’. Previous Next

< Back Transitioning Command and Control platforms to C4ISR Systems. Jun 14, 2022 An article written by Ilia Rosenberg, VP of the Federal Sector was picked up by GIT-Security EMEA , on the topic of transitioning command and control platforms to C4ISR systems. Ilia goes into detail on the lessons learned, as well as a general view and key features of an autonomous C4ISR. Until recently creating a new enterprise C4ISR system, be it Army, Navy, Air Force, or Department of Homeland Security, utilized the same deterministic systems engineering approach. In the last several years the use of AI and Machine Learning (ML) in surveillance systems has become widespread, often with good success, but sometimes with mixed results. As PureTech have observed in recorded surveillance photos and videos, adversarial methods and techniques are sometimes able to defeat the standard AI/ML trained neural networks for example by altering target shapes or adding layers of clothing to humans to become low observables. It is no surprise that to address the standard “Detect-Track-Classify” problem a more sophisticated approach extending beyond AI/ML is imperative. The current DoD Digital Strategyguidelines are embedded in PureTech Systems PureActiv software based architecture as well as in individual security designs that were have used successfully in the US and internationally. Working with DOD JAIC (Joint Artificial Intelligence Center [ https://www.ai.mil/about.html ]) since 2016 provided an early understanding of many of these guidelines and techniques. One of JAIC early recommendations was to not only put bounding boxes around detected objects, but also record relevant metadata to deliver more information for the mission and later trend analysis. PureTech were able to implement and test these recommendations at field installations, continually refining the software algorithms including taking advantage of sensor correlation. Lessons Learned By leveraging such sensor and data correlation, PureActiv C4ISR hosted on edge devices and/or servers can receive detections and tracks from multiple sensors such as motion analytics, radars, and fence, ground and subterranean sensors and then autonomously command PTZ cameras and/or dispatch UASs, and UGVs to go “inspect” the detected targets to automatically confirm target types before issuing alarms, i.e. provide auto-verification. This robust approach also combines our geospatial video analytics with AI/DL and radar tracks to disambiguate the objects of interest. This allows the system to eliminate a substantial, up to 95%, amount of nuisance alarms while maintaining a very high detection rate. Another important lesson that PureTech takes to heart is the AI-assurance. It’s important to remind ourselves that AI can do wrong things and it can learn wrong things. That is why PureTech Systems continuously validates the confidence level of the system through robust and continuous ground truth regression testing. The General View and Key Features of An Autonomous C4ISR In this example screenshot, objects of interest are automatically detected, tracked (upper left and lower left side of the screen) and classified by AI/DL as people, conveyance, and UAV and displayed on the digital terrain map with the correct GIS coordinates in real time (upper right side). Alarms are displayed in the lower right with a still image and looping video of the alarm and the pertinent live camera. The decision of target classification is made autonomously without human interaction. In addition to gradual improvement in sensors’ performances, such as cameras and radars ranges and sensitivities, PureTech recently integrated three relatively new capabilities and made them available to DHS and CBP in particular. These included Android Team Awareness Kit (ATAK), small drones (sUAS) detection, and counter-UAS systems. The same C4ISR package shown above fully supports autonomous counter UAS operations after a combination of the air surveillance radars and high-speed, wideband RF scanner for detection and classification of signals in congested spectrum environments were integrated. Since adversaries use sUAS for smuggling illegal drugs over the border, an integrated counter-UAS capability available where such activity is occurring is badly needed. In addition, C4ISR systems that provide ground and UAS tracking including recording track metadata can server as a tool to learn about smuggling corridors and patterns of drug cartels’ operations. According to Tim Bennett the program manager for air domain awareness at the Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate whose job is devoted to detecting, tracking, and countering drones, “Narcodrones a new big problem that we all have to address. It isn’t just DHS. It’s across all agencies in our government and all governments in the world ( https://www.smithsonianmag.com/air-space-magazine/narcodrones-180974934/).” ATAK is quickly becoming a force multiplier for many agencies by enabling cross collaboration between individual agents, teams, and central command. ATAK becomes an extension of the autonomous command and control by communicating data from and to the field including geolocations, media, and tactical information that is immediately actionable and disseminated across one or more areas of responsibility. All information that is available at the C4ISR level (left picture above) can be displayed on ATAK devices (right picture), whether it is installed on a Windows laptops or Android devices. In conclusion, it is worth noting that in every C4ISR autonomous subsystem and operation is designed to aide, not replace human capabilities. Whether used as a battlefield command and control or border security common operational picture, one of the key goals is to augment the warfighter’s or law enforcement agent’s reasoning skills with an autonomous decision-making systems. Ultimately autonomy reduces cognitive load by filtering nuisance alarms and prioritizing information flow for action. This enables agencies to dramatically reduce operational resources while maintaining mission effectiveness. As former Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson once said, “The advantage will go to those who create the best technologies and who integrate and field them in creative operational ways that provide military advantages. ( www.acc.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/1448216/secaf-this-is-about-lethality-and-mission-effectiveness/)”The Author: Ilia Rosenberg, PureTech Systems, Vice President, Federal Sector This article can also be read at https://www.git-security.com/news/transitioning-command-and-control-platforms-c4isr-systems . Previous Next

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< Back New PureTech Patent Automates the Verification of Alarms Jul 19, 2022 New PureTech Patent Automates the Verification of Alarms PHOENIX, Ariz. – PureTech Systems announced the issuance of a patent by the United States Patent Office – “US Patent 11,373,511 for Alarm Processing and Classification System and Method.” This is the 16th patent issued to PureTech Systems Inc. A major issue plaguing central monitoring companies is false safety and security alarms from video enabled systems. False alarms are not only time-consuming to assess and process, but they take essential resources away from taking action on real safety and security events. PureTech’s newly awarded patent automates the verification of alarms and pass on only validated alarms to Central Monitoring personnel for further action. With the use of AI Deep Learning enhanced video analytics for false alarm rejection, PureTech’s PurifAI™ solution can eliminate up to 95% of false alarms. PureActiv PurifAI™ is a system and method for processing alarms including data received from a third-party data sources. PureActiv will process the visual data to detect and classify objects in the area of interest. If an object satisfies the classification, according to a set of pre-defined rules, a positive alarm will be issued. If the object is in nonconformance with the pre-defined criteria, a false alarm will be logged but not forwarded for action. “PureTech Systems is pleased to be able to provide relief on the number of false alarms, in turn increasing the overall monitoring efficiencies and effectiveness. This will enable Central Monitoring companies to dramatically scale their businesses without adding staff.” said Larry Bowe Jr, President of PureTech Systems. Consistent with the company's intellectual property protection strategy, PureTech Systems continues to apply and be awarded patents for its award-winning AI Geospatial Video Analytics for electronically securing perimeters around facilities, infrastructures, and borders. Previous Next

< Back What the Denver Airport incident tells us about perimeter security May 22, 2026 On May 8, 2026, an individual scaled the perimeter fence at Denver International Airport, walked onto an active runway, and was struck by a departing aircraft. DIA's perimeter radar detected the threat three minutes before the fence was breached; the operator on duty attributed the alarm to wildlife visible in the same camera view. This analysis examines what the legacy architecture could not do, and what a modern perimeter architecture should do instead, for airports and for any critical infrastructure facility where a perimeter breach has consequences beyond the perimeter itself. What's inside Why the legacy detect-and-alarm architecture predictably fails The case for automated classification, persistent tracking, and operationally effective deterrence How wildlife and human events should be routed differently by classification and location Questions every operator should ask their current vendor Download the full analysis Airport Perimeter Analysis in the Wake of DIA Incident .pdf Download PDF • 496KB Request a 30-minute briefing with PureTech leadership Previous Next

< Back PureTech Announces Two New Faces to the Team Aug 4, 2020 Please join us in giving a warm welcome to the two newest team members to the PureTech team. PureTech is proud to announce and welcome Rick Cottle as the Company's Operations Manager. Rick will provide strong leadership and oversight of the customer support and system deployment teams as PureTech continues to expand into new markets. Prior to joining the PureTech Team, he has worked in the semiconductor industry, space systems avionics, and commercial aerospace software, as an engineer, manufacturing manager and software development manager. He has a BS in Electrical Engineering and MS in Computer Information Systems, and has taught undergraduate and graduate level courses in project management and information systems. PureTech is also excited to welcome Shannon Staples as the Company's Marketing Manager. Shannon will be developing and implementing an overall corporate marketing strategy and translating the company’s business objectives into marketing strategies. Before joining PureTech, Shannon served as the Executive Director of the Border Patrol Foundation, a non-profit that provides support to the families of fallen Border Patrol Agents. Prior to that, she served as a Border Patrol Agent on the Arizona border working collaterally as an agent and a Public Affairs Specialist at the Tucson Sector Headquarters. "We are excited to welcome Rick and Shannon to the PureTech Team" said Larry Bowe, PureTech President. "Both will bring an increased focus to the quality of our customer relationships and help build on the success and strength of an already great team." Previous Next

Charlie Farnsworth, with over 40 years of experience in the software industry, currently serves as the Operations Manager at PureTech Systems. In this position, Charlie is responsible for... < Back Charlie Farnsworth Operations Manager Charlie Farnsworth, with over 40 years of experience in the software industry, currently serves as the Operations Manager at PureTech Systems. In this position, Charlie is responsible for the company's day-to-day operations, ensuring excellence in customer and technical support. Before joining PureTech, Charlie made substantial contributions to the aerospace and aviation sectors during his tenure at Honeywell Intl Inc. There, he played a crucial role in the development and testing of advanced avionics systems for commercial airliners and business jets. Most recently, his expertise was pivotal in the development of the Orion space capsule, a cornerstone project in deep space exploration where he was awarded EM-1 Orion Program Manager’s Commendation . Recognized for his leadership and dedication to advancing technology, Charlie 's forward-thinking approach and commitment to excellence are a perfect match for the innovative culture at PureTech Systems. Charlie 's holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics and Geology from Millsaps College, and a Master of Science in Mathematics from Southern Methodist University. Mail Document