Engineering connection beyond the limits of service.
TriPoint Innovations develops practical hardware and software systems designed to improve safety, communication, and situational awareness in remote environments.
Technology that keeps working when networks don't.
TriPoint Innovations began with a simple belief: important technology should continue working even when traditional networks do not.
Founded in 2025 by Oklahoma State University engineering students Myles Lozano and Reese Huhnke, TriPoint develops practical products at the intersection of hardware, software, communication, and personal safety — built through hands-on engineering, field testing, and direct feedback from the people who'll actually use them.
Read our story →Location awareness where cellular service ends.
Hunter Radar is an off-grid outdoor safety and communication system for hunters, landowners, hikers, guides, and outdoor groups. It combines portable hardware with a digital map interface so group members stay aware of one another across large or remote properties — without depending entirely on cell towers.
- Group location sharing
- Offline communication
- Last-known location tracking
- Short status updates
- Emergency alerts
- Property boundaries
A dedicated network, not a dependency on service.
Connect
Each user carries a Hunter Radar device connected to the local interface.
Communicate
Hunter Radar devices exchange compact information through long-range radio communication.
View
Received locations, statuses, and alerts are displayed through the Hunter Radar map interface.
Momentum, measured honestly.
TriPoint Innovations has grown through engineering development, entrepreneurial programs, technical competitions, mentorship, and direct product testing.
Supported by Oklahoma's innovation ecosystem
Two engineers, one working system.
TriPoint Innovations is led by two Oklahoma State University engineering students combining technical development, business strategy, and hands-on product execution.
Myles Lozano
Dual-degree Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering student with an Electrical Engineering minor. Leads product development and day-to-day execution, with engineering internship experience at SRC and GE Aerospace.
Reese Huhnke
Chemical Engineering student focused on financial planning, marketing, and commercialization. Internship experience with OSU's New Product Development Center and biotech startup ParaNano.
Interested in testing, partnering, or investing?
We're connecting with potential beta testers, outdoor organizations, landowners, technical partners, mentors, and investors working to improve safety in remote environments.
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