SMS to the duty manager
An alert arrives on the phone of whoever is on call, so a detection at three in the morning does not wait for someone to open a console.
A detection is only useful if it reaches somebody. Aerdefence sends configurable SMS alerts to the duty manager and puts live activity in front of the operations team.
An alert arrives on the phone of whoever is on call, so a detection at three in the morning does not wait for someone to open a console.
Alerting is set to what matters on your site, so the people on call keep paying attention to the messages they get.
The secure console shows activity as it happens, with the drone's track and the operator's position side by side.
The response that stops a recurrence is the one that reaches the person holding the controller, which means knowing where they are standing now.
Most sites already have more alerts than anyone can read. The point of Aerdefence alerting is not volume, it is that the message goes to a named person, carries the operator's position, and arrives while there is still something that can be done about it.
Your team decides who is on the list and what raises an alert. Everything else lands in the console and in the record set for review later.
The sensor listens continuously, so detections are recorded whether or not anyone is watching the console.
Read moreA dated PDF record of every detection: path, make, model, serial and operator position. One click, one file, one signature.
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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