NvisiLink® ASIC Griffon — Espre Technologies

01 — Who We Are

A Defense-Born Deep-Tech Company With a Decade of Government-Funded Proof

Espre Technologies, Inc. is a Tysons, Virginia-based deep-technology company founded in 2018 as the commercial spin-off of Terry Consultants, Inc. (TCI), built on more than a decade of U.S. Department of Defense SBIR-funded research into physical-layer wireless security.

Founder & CEO Dr. John Terry, Ph.D. is a former Vice-Chair of the IEEE 802.11g Task Group — co-author of the Wi-Fi standard now operating on billions of devices worldwide — and a Silicon Catalyst portfolio company, backed by the world's leading semiconductor-focused incubator.

32+

U.S. Patents (Dr. Terry, personal)

82+

Worldwide Patents across 24 countries

36+

Espre-owned NvisiLink architecture patents

02 — The Technology

Security at the Physics Layer — Not a Software Patch

NvisiLink® embeds security into the physics of the signal itself, rather than layering encryption on top of it. Wireless transmissions are physically transformed into chaos-based waveforms — indistinguishable from ambient RF noise. There is no detectable signal to attack.

Chaos-Waveform Encryption

Physical-layer transformation renders transmissions indistinguishable from white noise, static, and ambient RF interference — at the signal level, not the protocol level.

LPI / LPD Operation

Low Probability of Intercept / Low Probability of Detection — operating below the RF noise floor. Nothing to lock onto, intercept, fingerprint, or spoof.

On-Chip AI Threat Detection

Embedded AI threat detection and mitigation runs on-chip, with no dependency on cloud connectivity or external processing pipelines.

Network-Agnostic Performance

Validated across WiFi, LTE, 5G, and satellite — under 0.5W continuous power draw, 36+ hours of operation, in a package smaller than a dime.

Current Generation

NvisiLink® ASIC Griffon — 28nm Chaos-Waveform Security Chip

Validated at Technology Readiness Level 6 — the U.S. military's threshold for a technology demonstrated in a relevant operational environment.

TRL 6

Readiness Level

28nm

Process Node

<0.5W

Power Draw

36+ hr

Continuous Operation

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Form Factor

Next Generation — Q4 2026 Alpha Delivery

Griffon II — Tactical AI SoC

Advances the architecture into GPS-denied, electronic-warfare-contested environments: jam-resistant C2 links, cooperative mesh positioning, AI-driven spectrum adaptation, and Assured PNT for dismounted forces, autonomous systems, and multi-domain unmanned platforms. Aligned with Army FY27 Program of Record and APFIT candidacy.

03 — The Offering

Bridge Round to Institutional Procurement

Current Raise — Reg D, Rule 506(b) · Accredited Investors Only

$1,000,000

Funding the transition of Griffon II from validated technology to a demonstration-ready DevKit — the final step before institutional procurement and a projected $8M–$12M institutional growth round in 2027. Silicon Catalyst Ventures has expressed interest in participating in the priced round.

$25,000

Minimum Investment

Q4 2026

Griffon II Alpha PNT DevKit Target

$8M–$12M

Projected 2027 Institutional Round

Use of Funds

50% Engineering Payroll (→12 FTE)

35% ASIC NRE & 1,000 Griffon II MVP DevKits

15% IP Maintenance, Patents & Operations

Near-Term Channel & Procurement Pipeline

Partner / Customer	Opportunity	Timeline	Market	Deliverable
Perspective Development → 75th Ranger Regiment Follow-on to existing contract	$400K dev $15K–$20K/kit ~10K units/yr	12 mo.	DoD Drones / Airborne Comms	Android-based low-SWaP vision AI + secure comm module for drones
Kutta Technologies (Sierra Nevada Corporation) Channel partner — existing customer base	$1M–$2M initial	12 mo.	Secure Comm / ISR IP	Integrable ASIC or chiplet module / IP licensing
Aevex Channel partner — existing customer base	$1M	9–12 mo.	DoD Drones	Integrable ASIC or chiplet module / IP licensing
Army PEO — Soldier Borne Mission Critical Accelerated procurement	$10M–$50M initial	12 mo.	DoD Ground Comms, Dismounted Soldiers	Android-based low-SWaP integrable module
Latin America — Defense & Infrastructure Via Polygraf AI partnership	$50M+	18 mo.	Cyber AI / Crypto Hardening for IoT	Integrable module

Forward-looking internal pipeline estimates as of June 2026 — not commitments, guarantees, or recognized revenue; subject to procurement cycles and contracting decisions outside Espre's control.

04 — The Demand Signal

The U.S. Government Has Named the Gap — In Its Own Words

“The United States is losing its advantages in electronic warfare, hindering the nation's ability to conduct military operations against capable adversaries.”

National Defense Strategy Commission, 2022 — via Congressional Research Service

“The electromagnetic operational environment is becoming increasingly congested, contested, and constrained.”

U.S. DoD Electromagnetic Spectrum Superiority Strategy, 2020

“GPS disruptions have degraded the effectiveness of U.S. military systems and the implementation of more resilient military PNT is late to need.”

Resilience Navigation Timing Foundation, citing U.S. DoT and DoD data, February 2025

“Approximately 700 jamming and spoofing events occurred every day in 2024, with GPS interference spreading from military conflict zones into civilian operations.”

Industry Coalition Letter to U.S. DoT and DoD, September 2025

This demand is structural. In their FY2026 Unfunded Priorities Lists submitted to Congress: U.S. Central Command requested nearly $119M toward building enduring cyber advantage, including zero trust capabilities; U.S. Strategic Command requested $30M for its Electromagnetic Battle Management—Joint program; U.S. Northern Command requested $35M including $9M for future C2 integration solutions; and U.S. Indo-Pacific Command requested nearly $12 billion overall, including $4.4 billion for all-domain unmanned systems. The U.S. Coast Guard separately requested $39.4M for tactical communications refresh and $100M for unmanned aircraft systems supporting maritime domain awareness. Each of these identified gaps maps directly to NvisiLink® capabilities.

$53.7B

Total unfunded military priorities in FY2026 alone — up 73% over the prior six years, per a September 2025 Government Accountability Office report. A structural, accelerating gap, not a one-time budget anomaly.

Sole-Source Opportunity

Espre has received a formal sole-source opportunity letter from a U.S. DoD systems integrator for NvisiLink integration with SOCOM's 75th Ranger Regiment — a near-term revenue pathway validating operational demand ahead of the institutional round.

Kutta Technologies Letter of Support

Kutta Technologies, LLC — a Sierra Nevada Corporation subsidiary and recognized DoD C2 solutions provider — has issued a written letter of support confirming intent to integrate NvisiLink Griffon 2.0 into its KTAC 2.0 tactical controller.

NvisiLink® ASIC Griffon
Wireless Security Built
Into the Signal Itself