Every part of the service, in detail.
Detection is the easy half. What follows it — the airspace check, the alert, the record, the replay, and the rules about who holds the data — is what makes a detection worth having. Each of those has a page.
Detect. Analyse. Report.
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Detect
Aerdefence sensors listen passively from the edge of your site. Nothing is transmitted from the equipment, so the operator stays unaware.
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Analyse
Flight paths, make, model, serial number and operator coordinates are resolved in real time. The console cross-checks against IAA geozones to flag breaches.
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Report
A secure console for your operations team, configurable SMS alerts for your duty manager, and a clean PDF record of every detection, ready for review or regulator submission.
Seven things worth asking about.
These are the questions sites raise on a first call, so each one gets a straight answer rather than a line in a brochure.
IAA airspace integration
Live geozone overlay synced with the IAA's published restricted, controlled and prohibited zones, with airplane activity alongside.
Read moreIncident reporting
A dated PDF record of every detection: path, make, model, serial and operator position. One click, one file, one signature.
Read moreLive alerts
Configurable SMS alerts to the duty manager, and a console for the operations team, so the right person hears first.
Read moreFlight replay & review
Replay any flight, see the 360 path in 3D, and search the record set to find the approaches that repeat.
Read moreInstall & connectivity
Roof, mast or wall, on PoE or LTE, with no works to your airspace or your existing security systems.
Read more24/7 monitoring
The sensor listens continuously, so detections are recorded whether or not anyone is watching the console.
Read moreData & compliance
EU-hosted detection data, GDPR-compliant retention, operator privacy obligations, and footage that stays yours.
Read moreAsk us the awkward one.
If there is a part of this you need pinned down before you could put it in front of a board or a regulator, ask. We would rather answer it now than at the install.