Live geozone overlay
A geofence map synced with the IAA's published restricted, controlled and prohibited zones, so the console knows which airspace a detection sits in.
Aerdefence is built around the rules, geozones and reporting pipelines used by the Irish Aviation Authority, so your logs speak the same language as the regulator's.
A geofence map synced with the IAA's published restricted, controlled and prohibited zones, so the console knows which airspace a detection sits in.
Every detection is cross-checked against the overlay as it happens. A flight inside a restricted zone is marked, not left for someone to work out later.
Crewed aircraft movements are shown beside drone detections, so your team reads the whole picture rather than one half of it.
Detection records export in a form ready for review, audit, or IAA ECAIRS submission, without anyone retyping a flight log.
Most drone detection equipment is sold into a market with no view of Irish airspace. The hardware tells you something flew over your site; it cannot tell you whether that flight was permitted, because it has never heard of the zone you are standing in.
Aerdefence closes that gap. The console holds the IAA's published geozones and checks each detection against them in real time, so a breach is identified while the drone is still in the air and the record that comes out the other end is already in the regulator's terms.
A dated PDF record of every detection: path, make, model, serial and operator position. One click, one file, one signature.
Read moreReplay any flight, see the 360 path in 3D, and search the record set to find the approaches that repeat.
Read morePassive sensors detect drones over your site, integrated with IAA airspace data. Every detection recorded with operator, path and serial.
Read moreOne call, no obligation, and a straight answer about what this would look like on your site.
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