Drone sightings close airports and ground firefighting aircraft. Most turn out to be nothing. But nobody can tell in time.
passengers and about 1,000 flights affected by drone sightings.
of closed runways after two pilots reported a drone. Nothing was found.
of drones over active wildfires. Each one can ground the aircraft fighting the fire.
Detecting is solved. Verifying isn't.
A pilot, a firefighter or a call raises the alert.
Live air traffic, legal drone IDs and the site's own cameras, with AI.
Bird, plane, drone or nothing, with the evidence to back it.
Where a wrong call stops everything.
Confirm a sighting before closing a runway.
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One clear answer for the people who decide.
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Keep firefighting aircraft in the air.
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Know if a drone is dropping something over the wall.
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Don't stop a match for a seagull.
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Protect the sites a city can't do without.
Photo: Aciarium · CC BY-SA 4.0Same sky. Different answer.
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Photo: Hayden Soloviev · CC BY 4.0One product. Two worlds.
Airports, emergency services, prisons, stadiums, energy.
Bases, critical sites, civil defence, and the systems authorities already use.
Detection and confirmation only. Any action is reserved for authorised forces.
One question, three horizons.
Concept demo running
Sensor towers and surveillance drones · in simulation
Long-term research
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