Distributed drone detection. Remote ID, RF and third-party sensors in one operational picture.
A drone over a port, a prison or a stadium is rarely the problem. Not knowing about it is. Who is flying, from where, how long has it been there, and what could it see?
AERIX answers those questions with a network of small detection nodes instead of one large installation. It starts with a phone, grows with fixed and RF sensors, and brings everything together in a single live picture of the airspace, from the first detection to the report that goes with it.
Classic drone detection puts one expensive system on one roof. It sees its own surroundings and nothing else. AERIX turns that around: a network of independent, affordable nodes, each covering its own area, all reporting into the same platform.
That makes coverage a matter of adding nodes. One site today, a city next year, a national network after that, without replacing what is already in place. And because every node reports to the same picture, a drone that leaves one site is still on the map when it reaches the next.
AERIX fuses data from multiple sources into one real-time, unified airspace picture.
Remote ID, RF, radar, cameras and third-party feeds each see a part of what is happening.
Every node delivers its data securely to the platform, however many nodes there are.
AI-assisted fusion combines what several sensors saw into a single track per aircraft.
Each drone is followed continuously, with the airspace it is in as context.
Actionable events, evidence and integrations: to the control room, or straight into your own systems.
Fixed and mobile nodes pick up the identification that drones broadcast over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, on both bands, including non-public identification types. Phones become sensors with the AERIX app.
Wide-area RF detection and geolocation for drones that stay silent on Remote ID, by their controller and video links. Rugged outdoor units on PoE or 12 V.
ADS-B, AIS, electro-optical and infrared cameras and partner sensors appear in the same picture, alongside airspace, NOTAM and vital infrastructure layers.
Ports, energy and utilities. Permanent coverage around vital sites, with geofences that raise an alert before a drone reaches the perimeter.
Police and event security. Mobile nodes for a match day or a state visit, fixed nodes for the city, one picture for the control room.
Airports and no-fly zones. Detections scored against live NOTAM and airspace layers, with structured evidence for follow-up.
Four building blocks, one network. Mix them to fit the site.
After an incident the questions come from outside: the regulator, the police, the site owner. AERIX keeps the track, the airspace it crossed, what it could have seen and the captures made along the way, and exports them as one structured report.
The same data is available through the API, so an alert can reach your own control room, video management or incident system without anyone retyping it.
A dot on a map is where most systems stop. AERIX carries on to context, review and structured reporting.
Remote ID is the identification that drones are required to broadcast in flight. It tells you who and where, but only for drones that comply. That is why AERIX adds RF detection for the ones that stay silent, and takes in other sensors where they exist.
No. With the AERIX app a phone works as a Remote ID sensor, so a first network can be running in minutes. Fixed nodes and RF sensors are added where permanent or wider coverage is needed.
Yes. Third-party sensor feeds such as ADS-B, AIS and cameras appear in the same picture, and alerts go to your own systems through the API.
AERIX detects, tracks and documents. It gives the people who must respond the picture and the evidence to do so. The response itself stays with the responsible authority.
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