Gateburn Density Mapper

Gateburn Density Mapper is a two-handed mapper that combines gravitic, acoustic, and inertial readings into a coarse volume model of cargo, machinery, or rock. It finds hidden compartments because empty space has weight too—or rather, conspicuously does not. The operator must circle the target and mark stable reference points; using it from one angle makes confident nonsense. Maps preserve mass distribution well enough to reveal proprietary machinery layouts. Hardened surge paths let it ride out gate transients that kill cheaper hardware. Each event leaves a permanent black tick in the service log, useful evidence until an insurer decides the owner has been taking risks.