Launch and land, unattended
The Bee leaves from the Hive and returns to it. Nobody has to be on site to put a drone in the air or to bring it back.
The drone launches from the Hive and comes back to it, landing itself and recharging. That is what makes Patrol a standing capability rather than a visit.

The Bee leaves from the Hive and returns to it. Nobody has to be on site to put a drone in the air or to bring it back.
The drone lands itself and charges in the Hive, ready to deploy again in minutes rather than at the end of a shift.
The Hive keeps the drone housed and protected between sorties, so the system lives outdoors on your site.
One Hive covers a radius of roughly 600 m. Larger sites are covered by deploying additional Hives that coordinate together.
The Hive needs an open spot with clear sky above it, either on a flat roof or at ground level, with mains power and a wired internet connection. Everything else about the deployment follows from that one decision, because the Hive's position sets the ground the drone can reach.
We work that out with you before anything is installed: what the drone has to be able to get to, how quickly, and whether one Hive covers it or the site needs more than one.

One Hive covers a radius of roughly 600 m. Beyond that, additional Hives are deployed and coordinate together, so the cover stays continuous across the whole site.
The autonomous security drone. Launches in seconds, flies the route itself, tracks and follows, streams live.
Read moreRoof, mast or wall, on PoE or LTE, with no works to your airspace or your existing security systems.
Read moreThe sensor listens continuously, so detections are recorded whether or not anyone is watching the console.
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An autonomous security drone that launches on alert, patrols on a schedule you set, and streams live to your team.
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Passive sensors detect drones over your site, integrated with IAA airspace data. Every detection recorded with operator, path and serial.
Read moreSend us a site plan or a satellite view. We will tell you what one Hive would reach, and whether your ground needs a second.
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