Drone Detection and Tracking Technology
The AirSight Advantage: Open Architecture & Hardware Agnosticism
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1. Building an Open Ecosystem
We actively scout the global market for best-in-class sensors—from Remote ID and RF detection to advanced Radar and Optical systems. Instead of locking you into proprietary hardware, we integrate a diverse range of technologies into our centralized AirGuard platform.
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2. Rigorous Testing & Validation
Before any hardware reaches a client, it undergoes exhaustive field testing by our engineering team. We verify detection range, accuracy, latency, and durability against real-world drone threats to ensure every sensor meets our strict performance standards.
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3. Seamless Integration
Once validated, we integrate these sensors into our AirGuard software. Our open API architecture ensures that data from disparate hardware sources—whether it's a $500 sensor or a military-grade radar—is fused into a single, coherent airspace picture.
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4. Flexible, Tailored Bundles
Because we aren't tied to one manufacturer, we design custom solution bundles for your specific site. Whether you need a lightweight mobile setup or a permanent multi-layered defense grid, we deploy the exact mix of hardware required to secure your perimeter.
Remote ID Compliance
The foundational layer. Detects all new compliant drones and older models updated with FAA-required Remote ID firmware. Provides precise drone and pilot GPS location within a 2-to-5-mile range.
RF/DF Detection
Detects non-compliant, "silent," and DIY drones. Our sensors identify specific RF protocols to pinpoint the drone and pilot location, expanding coverage up to 10km (6 miles).
Radar with Visual Camera
The ultimate defense. Radar detects all flying objects, including non-RF "Dark Drones". Triggers visual verification backed by AI classification and 24/7 human monitoring.
Smart & Autonomous Mitigation
Neutralize hostile threats with multi-band frequency jamming. Features full 360° airspace defense with a range of up to 1.9 miles, disrupting GNSS systems to force a land or return-to-home.
FCC & FAA Compliance Notice
IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING RF JAMMING DEVICES:
The marketing, sale, possession, and use of radio frequency (RF) jamming equipment is strictly regulated under United States federal law. Pursuant to the Communications Act of 1934, as amended (47 U.S.C. § 301, 302a, 333), the operation, marketing, or use of devices designed to block, jam, or interfere with authorized radio communications is prohibited except by certain authorized federal government entities.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) prohibits the operation, marketing, or sale of jamming equipment to the general public. Additionally, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) strictly regulates interference with aircraft communications, navigation, and unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). Unauthorized interference with aircraft or drone communications may violate federal law and subject violators to significant civil and criminal penalties.
Products described on this website are available only to qualified U.S. federal government agencies or other entities expressly authorized by federal law. These products are not available for purchase by state or local agencies, private entities, or individual consumers unless expressly permitted by applicable federal law.
By inquiring about or purchasing any such product, you represent and warrant that you are legally authorized to purchase and possess such equipment under applicable federal law.
Why the Tiered Approach to Drone Detection?
Our layered sensor approach allows us to customize our platform to fit your needs. We offer 4 Detection Tiers: Basic, Essential, Enhanced, and Complete.
Security teams can always start with the basic tier (remote ID detection), and as you discover the aerial threats to your site using real-data, you can add other sensors to improve the detection coverage over time.
The Tiered approach allows security leaders to build drone detection capability that suits their needs and budgets, and build it up over time without having to invest a lot of resources up front.





