VEHICLE-CPS applies the Borda Milan Pyramid to complex physical environments — measuring systemic tension across distributed assets, populations, and critical infrastructure to determine protection priority before collapse becomes irreversible.
CPS does not respond to emergencies after they cascade. It applies continuous T(X) tension measurement across a physical environment — distributed sensors, population nodes, critical infrastructure — to detect structural fragility before it becomes a critical event. The P0–P6 regime taxonomy provides a graduated, auditable response doctrine.
The CPS research stack models a prospective UWB/BLE positioning and telemetry architecture across a multi-phase workflow - pre-event hardening, live monitoring and post-event audit. The current public evidence is simulation-oriented; bounded physical sensing validation remains future work. Consequential intervention is intended to remain traceable and human-authorized.
CPS is designed to study environments where opacity is dangerous: mass gatherings, critical infrastructure protection, government facilities, hospital perimeters and other high-consequence settings. The architecture is intended to explore scales from bounded venues toward larger critical-infrastructure contexts; national-scale operation has not been physically validated.
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