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Traysar builds AUTONOMOUS UNDERGROUND systems for STRIKE AND DEFENSE IN THE NEW SUBTERRA BATTLEFIELD.

THE NEXT DOMAIN

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Adversaries went underground. Defense didn’t follow.

Traysar engineers autonomous systems for the underground. Precise, expeditionary, self-guided, and built for the new battlefield.

Distributed Infrastructure

Power, comms, and mission infrastructure deployed on the move. Sustained thrust and long-range operations underground, with minimal surface support.

Speed

Underground movement at the tempo of surface decisions. Built for operational speed, not survey time.

Mobility

Built to arrive, deploy and operate with minimal support. Designed for the realities of contested environments.

Autonomy

Self-guided platforms built to operate without an operator's hand. Hardware that thinks below the surface.

Subterra noun

1 All activities, forces, and operations directly related to the underground, tunnels, or other major navigable infrastructure protected by the crust of the earth. It is not limited strictly to terror and tunnel combat, but encompasses a broad operational domain and specific strategic concepts.

Subterra
Domain

The environment in which subterranean operations take place. It includes natural and man-made underground spaces, subterranean infrastructure, geological formations, tunnels, bunkers, hardened facilities, buried logistics networks, and the systems operating within them.

The Subterra Domain encompasses everything below the earth's surface where military maneuver, logistics, sensing, survivability, and strike operations can occur.

Military forces operate in the Subterra Domain
to accomplish three primary objectives

01

Subterra Advantage

Unlocking the underground domain to maneuver forces, sustain operations, position sensors, and project effects while creating asymmetric advantages beyond the reach of enemy observation and attack.

02

Subterra Denial

Preventing an adversary from using subterranean terrain, tunnels, underground infrastructure, or hardened facilities for maneuver, sustainment, concealment, or military operations.

03

Subterra Protection

Protecting critical infrastructure, strategic assets, and military operations through underground survivability, hardened systems, and resilient defenses that ensure freedom of action under attack.

We are losing control
beneath the surface

Poland–Belarus border tunnelsReinforced tunnels enabled mass illegal crossings under NATO/EU border barriers amid hybrid-pressure concerns.Podlaskie Voivodeship, Poland / Belarus borderReuters, Dec. 12, 2025 ↗
Lithuania–Belarus border tunnelMigrants tunneled beneath Lithuania's border fence from Belarus, extending the subterranean breach to another NATO/EU frontier.Šalčininkai area, Lithuania / Belarus borderTVP World, May 26, 2026 ↗
Russia pipeline infiltrationRussian troops used gas and water pipelines to bypass Ukrainian defenses near Sudzha and Kupiansk, reaching rear areas undetected.Kursk Oblast, Russia; Kharkiv Oblast, UkraineReuters, Mar. 9, 2025 ↗
Russia/Ukraine mine shaftsUkraine blew a Pokrovsk mine shaft to deny Russian use of underground mine tunnels for infiltration.Pokrovsk area, Donetsk Oblast, UkraineKyiv Independent, Jan. 16, 2025 ↗
Hamas tunnel networkGaza tunnels enable command, concealment, hostage holding and armed pockets under Rafah and Khan Younis.Rafah / Khan Younis, Gaza StripReuters, Dec. 4, 2025 ↗
Hezbollah tunnelsDeep Hezbollah tunnel networks, weapons caches and rocket launchers support concealed movement and fires against northern Israel.Southern LebanonAP, Oct. 19, 2024 ↗
Iran underground nuclear complexesUnderground enrichment/tunnel complexes hide uranium and centrifuge infrastructure, complicating IAEA access and strike assessment.Isfahan Province / Natanz area, IranReuters, Mar. 18, 2026 ↗
Iran missile/naval tunnelsUnderground missile and naval bases harden launchers and coastal strike systems threatening Israel, Gulf states and U.S. forces.Persian Gulf coast, IranReuters, Jan. 18, 2025 ↗
Houthi underground depotsUnderground Houthi weapons depots store missiles and drones used against U.S., allied and commercial shipping in Red Sea lanes.Houthi-controlled areas, YemenReuters, Oct. 17, 2024 ↗
ISIS underground arms siteISIS underground weapons and explosives facility near Palmyra required UK–French coalition strikes on access tunnels.Palmyra area, Homs Governorate, SyriaReuters, Jan. 3, 2026 ↗
Alleged IRGC Syria tunnel baseAlleged Iranian border tunnel base may support weapons transfers through Syria toward Hezbollah. Claim-based reporting.Deir ez-Zor Governorate, SyriaJerusalem Post, Dec. 21, 2025 ↗
PKK caves/bunkersPKK cave, shelter and bunker networks in northern Iraq remain lethal and difficult to clear.Qandil/Zap, Kurdistan Region, IraqReuters, Sep. 2, 2024 ↗
SDF/YPG tunnel networksReporting describes extensive SDF/YPG tunnel networks supporting defense, movement and weapons storage in northern Syria.Ayn al-Arab area, Aleppo Governorate, SyriaTurkey Today, Feb. 3, 2026 ↗
Taliban Kandahar tunnelsReported Taliban tunnel construction and mountain-base work in Kandahar could conceal weapons, commanders and logistics.Kandahar Province, AfghanistanAmu TV, Aug. 5, 2025 ↗
BLA rail-tunnel attackBLA sabotage trapped a passenger train in a tunnel, creating a mass-hostage crisis and exposing rail-tunnel vulnerability.Bolan Pass, Balochistan, PakistanReuters, Mar. 12, 2025 ↗
Kashmir militant bunkersMilitants reportedly shifted from village safehouses to forest/ridge underground bunkers, complicating counterterrorism after Pahalgam.Jammu and Kashmir, IndiaNDTV/PTI, Sep. 14, 2025 ↗
China PLA underground facilitiesPLA underground facilities protect C2, WMD, logistics and missiles; silo-field bunkers improve nuclear survivability.Nationwide; Xinjiang and Gansu, ChinaU.S. DoD, 2024 China Military Power Report ↗
North Korea Sinpung-dong UGFUndeclared missile base has underground-facility entrances sized for mobile launchers, complicating targeting and verification.Taegwan County, North Pyongan, North KoreaCSIS Beyond Parallel, Aug. 20, 2025 ↗
North Korea nuclear test tunnelsPunggye-ri tunnel infrastructure preserves renewed underground nuclear-test risk for warhead development.Punggye-ri, North Hamgyong, North KoreaReuters, Sep. 13, 2024 ↗
Venezuela Fuerte Tiuna UGFMilitary complex tunnels and bunkers can complicate targeting, seizure and damage assessment in crisis scenarios.Caracas, Capital District, VenezuelaCSIS, Jan. 9, 2026 ↗
Libya UAV bunkersRival factions are building underground UAV facilities, hardening drone operations despite UN arms-embargo concerns.Tripoli / eastern LibyaJanes, Apr. 23, 2026 ↗
Libya underground migrant detentionSecret underground prisons and mass graves show traffickers using concealed facilities on Mediterranean migration routes.Kufra District, LibyaReuters, Jan. 18, 2026 ↗
ISIS-Somalia cave complexesISIS-Somalia cave complexes shelter leadership, fighters and finance nodes in Puntland mountains, drawing repeated strikes.Golis Mountains, Puntland State, SomaliaAFRICOM, Feb. 11, 2025 ↗
Boko Haram/ISWAP storesUnderground food, fuel, medical and ammunition stores sustain Boko Haram/ISWAP operations around Lake Chad.Borno State, NigeriaPunch, Jan. 20, 2026 ↗
M23 coltan mine tunnelsRebel-controlled hand-dug coltan tunnels fund M23 and expose global electronics/minerals supply chains.Rubaya, North Kivu, DR CongoAP, Feb. 2, 2026 ↗
South African illegal mine shaftsArmed illegal-mining syndicates exploit abandoned shafts, fueling gold losses, turf violence and crackdowns.Gauteng Province, South AfricaAP, Mar. 13, 2026 ↗
Peru criminal mine tunnelsArmed gangs contest Andean gold tunnels; 13 mine-security workers were murdered in one tunnel.Pataz Province, La Libertad, PeruThe Guardian, May 5, 2025 ↗
Colombia gold tunnelsGulf Clan-linked networks seize underground gold tunnels, financing organized crime and ecological damage.Buriticá, Antioquia, ColombiaMongabay, Dec. 31, 2024 ↗
Ecuador illegal mine entrancesCriminal groups used illegal mine entrances; crackdowns were followed by bridge bombings blamed on organized gangs.Imbabura Province, EcuadorReuters, Oct. 15, 2025 ↗
U.S.–Mexico cartel tunnelElectrified, ventilated cartel tunnel with a rail system moved cocaine beneath the border, bypassing ports and walls.San Diego, U.S. / Tijuana, MexicoU.S. DOJ, Jun. 1, 2026 ↗
Morocco–Spain narco tunnelRail-equipped tunnel with underground cranes moved hashish from Morocco into Europe through a Ceuta warehouse.Ceuta, Spain / Morocco borderReuters, Mar. 31, 2026 ↗
Kazakhstan–Uzbekistan fuel tunnelA 450-meter tunnel moved petroleum products across the Central Asian border using organized financing and logistics.Turkestan Region, Kazakhstan / UzbekistanXinhua, Jul. 23, 2025 ↗
Iran-backed Syria missile factoryUnderground missile factory meant to supply Hezbollah precision weapons before Israeli commandos raided and destroyed it.Masyaf area, Hama Governorate, SyriaReuters, Jan. 2, 2025 ↗
Beijing Military CityReported wartime command center with deep tunnels, passageways and hardened bunkers for PLA leadership continuity.Beijing Municipality, ChinaFinancial Times, 2025 ↗
Yulin underground submarine baseUnderground facilities shelter PLAN nuclear submarines near South China Sea approaches.Sanya / Yulin, Hainan Province, ChinaDefense News, Sep. 21, 2022 ↗
Kal-gol missile baseUnderground missile facilities near the DMZ support launchers and cut warning time for Seoul and U.S.–ROK forces.South Hwanghae Province, North KoreaCSIS Beyond Parallel ↗
Sakkanmol missile baseForward undeclared missile base near the DMZ threatens Seoul with short-warning missile operations.North Hwanghae Province, North KoreaCSIS Beyond Parallel ↗
North Korea DMZ tunnel threatU.S.–ROK underground-warfare training reflects persistent North Korean tunnel, bunker and WMD-site clearing risks near Seoul.Paju, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea / DMZStars and Stripes, Mar. 21, 2025 ↗
El Paso–Juárez smuggling tunnelStorm-drain-linked tunnel with power and ventilation enabled drug and human smuggling under the Texas border.El Paso, U.S. / Ciudad Juárez, MexicoU.S. CBP ↗
Nogales smuggling tunnelsAuthorities shut down completed and under-construction smuggling tunnels beneath the Nogales storm-drain corridor.Nogales, Arizona, U.S. / Sonora, MexicoU.S. ICE ↗
San Luis border tunnelSophisticated incomplete tunnel with ventilation, water, wiring and rail bored through difficult Yuma-sector terrain.San Luis, Arizona, U.S. / Sonora, MexicoABC7 News ↗
Mexicali–Calexico tunnelTunnel with electricity, ventilation, rail cart and hoist extended under the California–Baja California border.Calexico, U.S. / Mexicali, MexicoU.S. ICE ↗
Laredo storm-drain smugglingSmugglers increasingly use sewer pipes and storm drains for human crossings, creating detection and rescue risks.Laredo, Texas, U.S. / Nuevo Laredo, MexicoLaredo Morning Times ↗
Mexico huachicol fuel tunnelsTunnels tapped Pemex pipelines to steal fuel and stash drugs, exploiting subsurface energy infrastructure.Hidalgo / State of Mexico, MexicoReuters, Feb. 19, 2026 ↗
Sarare illegal-mining bunkersFederal task force destroyed bunkers hiding equipment, food and generators for illegal gold mining on Indigenous land.Sarare Indigenous Territory, Mato Grosso, BrazilBrazil Gov. (Casa Civil), May 2026 ↗
Santa Teresa illegal tunnelIllegal miners ran a 70-meter tunnel with generator, ventilation and lighting; explosives and minerals were seized.Santa Teresa, Espírito Santo, BrazilCNN Brasil ↗
PCC Paraguay prison tunnelPCC members escaped through a prison tunnel near the Brazil border, showing cross-border criminal tunnel capability.Pedro Juan Caballero, Amambay, Paraguay / BrazilABC News, Jan. 20, 2020 ↗

OVERARCHING LAYER → OBSERVABILITY

Understanding the underground environment before, during, and after operations. Observability is the foundation of all Subterra operations. Without persistent awareness of underground terrain, infrastructure, and activity, neither survivability nor lethality can be achieved.

Underground Intelligence

Detecting, locating, and characterizing tunnels, buried infrastructure, underground facilities, and adversary assets to create a complete understanding of the Subterra battlespace.

Mapping & Localization

Precise underground mapping while maintaining real-time positioning and navigation in GPS-denied environments, enabling autonomous systems to maneuver beneath the surface.

Persistent Communications

Providing resilient communications and data transfer to ensure continuous command, control, and situational awareness throughout subterranean operations.

Geological Intelligence

Understanding the surrounding earth in real time to enable autonomous navigation, mobility, survivability, and mission planning across complex underground environments.

MISSION 01 → Survivability

Using the crust of the earth to protect US command posts and critical infrastructure at home and on the battlefield

Rapidly burying critical and expeditionary infrastructure: comms, command posts, power, and logistics—preserves combat power, reduces interceptor dependence, hardens forces forward, and breaks the enemy’s attack economics.

Subterra Systems for Every Mission

2887.2 maneuver-class boring

2554.2 precision access drilling

3110.9 Autonomous Confined-Space Excavation

Different sizes.

Different missions.

Same domain.

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