01
Airport & airfield
Defending againstIncursions near approach paths and perimeter fences, plus unauthorised filming of aircraft and apron activity.
Distance actually neededLong range. The fence line is often kilometres from the runway, and open airspace supports the upper end of the 1–10 km detection range.
Environment & EMCWide, open and frequently remote. Radio traffic is dense, so a receive-only sensor that adds no transmit energy to the spectrum is the safer neighbour.
Alongside existing radar / RFWorks as an independent layer over primary radar and existing RF sensors, and keeps reporting when the rest is saturated.
Typical configurationFixed outdoor siting for permanent perimeter coverage, plus a vehicle-mounted unit for patrol roads.
02
Prison & correctional
Defending againstShort-range contraband drops — phones, drugs and small packages — flown over walls and across exercise yards.
Distance actually neededShort to mid range. The wall-to-yard distance matters far more than a headline figure, because the drone appears close and briefly.
Environment & EMCDense masonry and metal produce reflections, and the equipment is expected to sit outdoors continuously. A fixed structural design built for long-term outdoor use is the practical fit.
Alongside existing radar / RFLayers with fixed detection stations, cameras and metal-detection screening rather than replacing them.
Typical configurationA fixed outdoor unit for the core area, with a mobile unit brought in for yard sweeps and special operations.
03
Border, coastal & long perimeter
Defending againstSmuggling drones crossing a long, sparsely monitored line, often at night and away from the nearest patrol.
Distance actually neededAs much as the site can give. Maximum range with 360° coverage lets a small team watch kilometres instead of a single viewpoint.
Environment & EMCHarsh weather, remote siting and limited power or connectivity. Continuous operation in severe conditions is the baseline, not a bonus.
Alongside existing radar / RFPairs with existing radar and patrols; the shared track list lets an incoming shift pick up contacts without losing the picture.
Typical configurationSeveral fixed outdoor units along the line, with a vehicle-mounted unit for response and gap coverage.
04
Stadium, festival & large event
Defending againstNuisance and malicious flights over crowded areas, where an airspace incident becomes a safety and evacuation problem.
Distance actually neededMid range with fast refresh. The ≤5 s identification response time matters more than raw distance when spectators are below.
Environment & EMCTemporary and congested: no civil works, no permanent masts, and dense spectator Wi-Fi and broadcast spectrum in use.
Alongside existing radar / RFComplements temporary radar and the event control room. Because the unit emits nothing, it will not disturb broadcast or venue equipment.
Typical configurationTripod-mounted temporary posts for the event window, then packed away with the rest of the site infrastructure.
05
Critical infrastructure
Defending againstReconnaissance flights and payload drops over substations, refineries and water treatment plants.
Distance actually neededDriven by asset footprint — a compact compound and a sprawling refinery sit at very different points in the 1–10 km range.
Environment & EMCHigh-voltage or process-plant electromagnetic conditions, with monitoring expected around the clock.
Alongside existing radar / RFAdds an independent passive layer to existing radar and RF installations, and can be the only reporting source when those are saturated.
Typical configurationFixed outdoor siting with the track list feeding the control room, plus range extension where the perimeter is long.
06
Mobile patrol
Defending againstFast, unpredictable incursions that appear between fixed sites, or probe a perimeter from a direction nobody is watching.
Distance actually neededWhatever the moment demands — the detection footprint travels with the vehicle instead of staying put.
Environment & EMCIn motion, on rough ground and through changing terrain, so ease of deployment and a stable mount matter as much as sensitivity.
Alongside existing radar / RFActs as the mobile piece in an existing detection layout, closing the gaps between fixed installations.
Typical configurationVehicle-mounted operation for patrols, with a tripod mode for temporary static posts at checkpoints and lay-bys.
