Five steps, one ladder
Sensor cues flag an object entering the protected volume and hand the system a search sector.
RGB + thermal imagery classifies the target day and night, separating aircraft from birds and clutter.
Onboard computer vision holds the target autonomously, independent of ground-link latency.
Operators and control rooms receive the live track; the escalation ladder agreed with the site kicks in.
The final step — executed only in coordination with authorized state bodies.
Common questions
Interception is deployed exclusively in coordination with authorized state bodies. The detection, tracking and alerting layers are available to infrastructure operators directly.
Small unmanned aircraft entering a protected volume. RGB + thermal identification works day and night; detection ranges depend on site configuration [TBD].
Yes — tracks and alerts stream to the operator dashboard and can be forwarded to existing security systems. Supported protocols [TBD].
The escalation ladder is defined with the site and authorities in advance: detect → identify → track → alert, with interception as the final, authorized step.