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Become an AirSight partner to enhance your security offerings by adding best-in-class drone/drone pilot detection technology to your portfolio.

Partnership Benefits

Together for Safer Skies

Effortless Integration

AirSight is a cloud-based solution (SaaS) meaning no complex software installations or maintenance for you or your clients.
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Constantly
Evolving

We continuously invest in improving AirGuard and our hardware selection to guarantee the most effective drone detection available.
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Your clients are in good hands! We offer continuous support for both hardware and AirGuard software. This ensures smooth operation and minimizes errors.
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We Do the Heavy Lifting For You

Free up your resources to focus on your core business while leaving the complexities of drone detection to us!
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Importance of Drone Detection

Why Organizations Buy Drone Detection?

Protecting People

  • Prevent accidents: Mitigate the risk of drone collisions with aircraft, vehicles, or people.
  • Ensure public safety: Protect crowds and public gatherings from unauthorized drone activity.
  • Safeguard critical infrastructure: Prevent drones from interfering with essential services like power plants, airports, and water treatment facilities.

 

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Protecting Assets & Infrastructure

  • Prevent damage: Shield buildings, equipment, and critical infrastructure from drone-related incidents.
  • Secure sensitive areas: Safeguard restricted areas like military bases, government facilities, power plants, airports, and communication towers.
  • Mitigate disruptions: Prevent disruptions to operations and services caused by drone interference.
  • Protect public safety: Ensure the safety of personnel and the general public by preventing drone-related accidents and threats.

Limiting Financial Liability

  • Prevent legal issues: Avoid potential lawsuits and financial penalties arising from drone-related incidents.
  • Reduce insurance costs: Demonstrate proactive measures to mitigate risks and potentially lower insurance premiums.
  • Protect revenue: Minimize disruptions to operations and financial losses caused by drone incidents.
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SAFER SKIES Act Explained: Counter-Drone Authority for Law Enforcement | Airsight

On December 18, 2025, the SAFER SKIES Act became law as part of the FY2026 NDAA, and the counter-drone market changed overnight. For the first time, state, local, tribal, and territorial law enforcement and correctional agencies have legal authority to detect, track, and mitigate drone threats....

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Anti-Drone Technology: 5 Procurement Mistakes Wasting Your Budget | Airsight

The anti-drone technology market is projected to reach $2.32 billion by 2029, and with $500 million in FEMA C-UAS grant funding now flowing to state and local agencies, the procurement mistakes are about to get expensive. The organizations that spend wisely will build detection infrastructure that...

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Counter-Drone Companies: What Each Vendor Type Does (And Can't) | Airsight

The counter-drone market is projected to reach $2.32 billion by 2029, and the vendor landscape has expanded rapidly since 2023. Dozens of companies now compete for a share of $500 million in federal C-UAS grant funding, a $1.5 billion DHS contract vehicle, and new SLTT procurement authority under...

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Drone Detection Companies: 4 Questions to Evaluate Any Vendor | Airsight

The procurement process for drone detection technology can feel more confusing than the threat itself. Since 2023, the number of companies offering counter-UAS products has surged, driven by $500 million in federal C-UAS grant funding, new SLTT counter-drone authority under the SAFER SKIES Act, and...

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Drone Detection Technology: 5 Sensor Types Security Buyers Must Know | Airsight

The drone detection market is projected to grow from $659 million in 2024 to $2.32 billion by 2029, a compound annual growth rate of nearly 29%. Behind that growth curve is a simple reality: no single detection technology can reliably identify every drone threat across all operational environments....

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