Industry Insights

Portable counter-drone solutions empower mobile security teams to address the growing threat of unauthorized drones in dynamic settings.

Disaster response operations, whether addressing natural calamities like hurricanes or human-made crises like industrial accidents, rely heavily on coordinated airspace management.

Cyber takeovers represent a powerful and non-destructive tool in counter-drone defense, leveraging vulnerabilities in drone systems to secure airspace with minimal risk.

Countering drones in urban environments demands a sophisticated blend of technology and tactics tailored to the unique challenges of cities.

Radar and RF detection systems are indispensable to modern counter-drone strategies, providing complementary capabilities to secure airspace against unauthorized UAS.

Critical infrastructure—such as airports, power plants, military bases, and government facilities—faces growing threats from unauthorized drones.

The rise of unmanned aerial systems (UAS), or drones, has ushered in transformative applications across industries, from aerial photography to disaster response.

The rapid proliferation of drones, or unmanned aerial systems (UAS), has transformed industries ranging from logistics to agriculture. However, their accessibility has also introduced significant security risks, including unauthorized surveillance, smuggling, and potential weaponization.

The radar detection range for drones, typically spanning 1-50 kilometers depending on system and conditions, is shaped by factors like radar power, frequency band, drone RCS, and environmental variables.

Frequency-based detection is a cornerstone of anti-UAV systems, leveraging RF and radar technologies to identify and track drones in diverse environments.