Remote ID
Captures compliant Remote ID broadcasts and available aircraft information.
- Aircraft identity
- Position and altitude
- Control-station information when broadcast
Aegis combines Remote ID, RF detection, radar, and automated PTZ verification with existing surveillance infrastructure for real-time awareness of drones operating near protected locations and events.
Aegis is designed to turn separate sensor events into a single, understandable incident record for authorized operators.
Sensors monitor surrounding airspace using technologies such as Remote ID, RF detection, and radar.
The platform correlates available data to classify the aircraft and capture identifying information when available.
See position, altitude, heading, flight path, and operator or control-station location when the installed sensors support it.
Aegis PTZ cameras can automatically slew toward the detected aircraft for visual confirmation and recording.
Alerts and incident information reach authorized personnel so they can make an informed operational response.
Remote ID, RF sensing, radar, and camera verification each answer a different part of the airspace-awareness problem. Aegis correlates the available sources into one operational view.
Captures compliant Remote ID broadcasts and available aircraft information.
Identifies common drone-control radio activity as another data source for correlation.
Detects physical airborne objects independently of a Remote ID broadcast.
Directs cameras toward detected targets to add visual context to the sensor track.
Actual detection, identification, location, and tracking capabilities depend on the installed sensor configuration and operating environment.
A hardware-agnostic edge layer normalizes sensor inputs and routes correlated tracks, alerts, and evidence into the Aegis platform.
The Aegis dashboard is being designed to combine live tracks, protected zones, available Remote ID data, PTZ video, and a time-stamped incident timeline.
Operators can define a polygon or radius around a location and configure alerts when a tracked aircraft enters. These zones support operational awareness; they do not by themselves create an FAA flight restriction or restricted airspace.
Deploy detection as an extension of an Aegis surveillance trailer or as a permanent multi-sensor installation connected to the same platform.
Designed to integrate with Aegis surveillance trailers for rapidly deployable public events, emergency response, police operations, construction, and temporary critical-infrastructure protection.
A permanent installation for correctional facilities, utilities, industrial sites, government facilities, campuses, aviation-adjacent facilities where appropriate, and other sensitive locations.
Multiple receivers, radar units, RF sensors, and cameras can feed the same Aegis platform to improve coverage across larger or complex sites.
Drone detection can help authorized teams understand what is happening overhead, build an evidence trail, and coordinate the appropriate operational response.
Sensor data, track history, camera recordings, and operator actions can be preserved together for review, investigation, and documentation of repeated incursions.
Deployments must account for FAA regulations, Remote ID requirements, FCC considerations, federal counter-UAS authorities, state and local law-enforcement requirements, and equipment-specific authorization.
Capabilities vary by deployment, jurisdiction, customer authorization, and installed equipment. This overview is not legal advice; customers should consult their counsel and appropriate authorities for deployment-specific requirements.
Aegis drone detection can be deployed as part of a mobile surveillance trailer or as a permanent fixed-site system.