The full detection record
Flight path, make, model, serial number, operator coordinates and timing, captured as the flight happens rather than reconstructed afterwards.
Every detection becomes a record. Incident PDFs carry the full flight, ready for an internal review, an insurer, an audit, or an IAA ECAIRS submission.
Flight path, make, model, serial number, operator coordinates and timing, captured as the flight happens rather than reconstructed afterwards.
One click produces a clean PDF of the incident. No screenshots, no spreadsheet, nothing for a reviewer to interpret.
Records are retained and searchable, so a question asked six months later is answered from the record set, not from recollection.
The export is structured for review, audit, or IAA ECAIRS submission, so a reportable event does not become a writing exercise.
Security teams rarely lose an incident because nobody saw it. They lose it because what was seen was never written down in a form anyone else could act on. A drone over the site at 23:10 is a note in a day book; the same flight with a serial number, a path and the operator's position on the far side of the fence is a case.
Aerdefence produces the second one on its own. The record is built while the detection is live, held in EU data centres, and exported as a dated PDF whenever your team, your insurer or the regulator needs it.
Live geozone overlay synced with the IAA's published restricted, controlled and prohibited zones, with airplane activity alongside.
Read moreEU-hosted detection data, GDPR-compliant retention, operator privacy obligations, and footage that stays yours.
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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