For the growing problem of high-speed vehicle pursuit, Titan is refining and miniaturizing the Auto-Arrestor^™ system, which uses electromagnetic pulses to disrupt a fleeing automobile's sensitive electronics and safely stop it. The system can be deployed as a permanent or temporary barrier across a road. The electrical energy injected onto the vehicle's frame couples to the ignition system and disables the engine, bringing it to a safe, controlled stop.

In the area of weapons detection, we have developed and demonstrated an Ultrasound Imaging Sensor for detecting and imaging weapons concealed under a person's clothing. The ultrasonic radar uses short acoustic wavelengths to achieve resolutions on the order of one centimeter or less. Jaycor, now Titan, developed and demonstrated a nonlethal method to extend the range for effectively stunning a person.

The Sticky Shocker^® concept involves a blunt projectile that sticks to the clothing with glue and imparts a short burst of high voltage pulses. The Sticky Shocker^® characteristics are similar to well-established safe electrical shock devices.