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Dedrone is revolutionizing drone defense with our advanced AI-Driven Autonomous C2 platform.
We have gone beyond the limits of simple sensor correlation to incorporate advanced algorithms and proprietary machine learning techniques, such as behavior model filters, neural networks and AI-based imagery through over 18 million images. By leveraging these sophisticated methods, Dedrone has virtually eliminated false positives in our drone detection system, providing unmatched accuracy and reliability. Our cutting-edge platform and continuous commitment to innovation is changing the game for lower airspace security.
Dedrone’s smart airspace security solution is the world's most trusted defense against the evolving drone threat.
Our flexible suite of solutions can be tailored to meet any security requirement, ensuring optimal coverage and performance in any environment. Whether you're looking for aerial surveillance or a complete defense system, including drone mitigation, we provide the most comprehensive solutions possible.
Agile CsUAS response kit, offering modular sensor-fusion and mitigation flexibility in the field, including Radio Frequency (RF) detect and defeat as well as camera and radar. All configurations leverage DedroneTracker.AI, our AI-driven autonomous command and control (C2) platform that provides end-to-end CsUAS kill chain capabilities for dynamic situations in a portable solution.
Expeditionary Kit
City-Wide Drone Detection allows organizations to instantly access drone data in their airspace without needing to install or maintain hardware.
City-Wide
Permanent multi-layered drone protection on site. DedroneSensors (RF), radar and PTZ cameras can be combined to secure vulnerable airspace and effectively address their specific threat profile.
Fixed ON Site
AI-powered drone detection, tracking and identification (DTI) solution in a mobile platform attached to a tower. Trailer platform can be easily towed and maneuvered using an SUV or truck.
Mobile Platform
Organizations of all sizes can select and combine best-in-class counter-drone defense sensors and drone jammers to secure vulnerable airspace and effectively address their specific threat profile.
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We are here to answer the most important questions on the subject of drone defense.
Yes, there are devices specifically designed to detect drones. These devices are commonly known as counterdrone solutions or cUAS (counter uncrewed aerial systems) and are used by organizations for a variety of purposes, such as securing critical infrastructure, protecting privacy, and preventing unauthorized drone flights in sensitive areas. Counterdrone solutions can use a variety of technologies, including radio frequency, radar, cameras, and acoustic sensors, to detect the presence of drones and provide real-time information about their location, altitude, and flight path as well as pilot location. The type of drone detection system used will depend on the specific requirements and needs of the user, as well as the environment in which it will be used.
In general, drones can be detected using several methods including radio frequency (“RF”), radar, cameras and acoustic sensors. However, the effectiveness and accuracy of these methods may vary depending on the type of drone, the environment, and the distance to the drone. Some circumstances can make drones more difficult to detect such as mountains or buildings or high levels of interference that can disrupt the signals of detection systems.
The range of drone detection can vary depending on the technology being used and the environment that it is used in. For example, the range of radar-based drone detection systems can typically be several kilometers, depending on the type of radar and the size of the drone being detected while the range of camera-based systems can be more limited, typically several hundred meters. The range of drone detection will also depend on the environment in which anti-drone systems are being used and the presence of any obstacles that could obstruct the line of sight or block the signal being used for detection.
Yes – Users can access drone detection, tracking and identification data through Dedrone’s app. Dedrone uses AI/ML enabled multi-sensor fusion to combine the data from multiple sensors to give the most accurate representation of drones in the airspace. Receive real-time alerts as soon as a drone enters your airspace. With Dedrone’s software solution, track live drone and pilot locations and receive automated drone activity reports. This app is meant to be used by police, first responders and other security personnel.
No - DJI Aeroscope cannot detect non-DJI drones. Aeroscope is a drone detection system developed by DJI, the world's largest drone manufacturer. DJI Aeroscope is specifically designed to detect and track DJI drones. DJI Aeroscope is designed to work with DJI's suite of drones, which have a unique identifier that allows them to be detected and tracked by the system. Other types of drones do not have this identifier and are therefore not detectable by DJI Aeroscope. It is important to note that the capabilities of drone detection systems will vary depending on the technology being used and the specific requirements of the user. To ensure effective drone detection and tracking, it is advisable to use a system that is specifically designed for the type of drones that are being used in a particular environment.
Yes - there are several ways to detect drones. One of the most common methods is the use of radio frequency (RF) detection systems. These systems can detect and track the drone's signal and location, providing information about its movements and altitude.
Other drone detection methods include radars which can detect the movement and location of the drone in the air, as well as PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) cameras, which can provide visual verification of the drone. Additionally, acoustic sensors can be used to detect the sound made by the drone. The best method for detecting drones will depend on the specific situation and the requirements of the user.
