The Aerial Intelligence Layer for Physical Security

Build and scale drone-based security services using autonomous docked drones. Launch automatically on alarms, patrol large sites, stream live aerial intelligence to your command center, and deliver audit-ready evidence to clients. Works with your existing security systems and preferred hardware.

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Deployed by Leading Security Teams Worldwide

$750K loss prevented in a single incident

Premier Security

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70% faster incident response time

Titan Protection and Consulting

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35% reduction in unauthorized access incidents

Dole Asia

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From Alarm Trigger to Verified Evidence In Four Automated Stages

Construction and Infrastructure

Construction sites have exposed equipment, temporary fencing, and limited lighting at night. Security providers use drones to monitor sites after hours and launch automatically on alarms to confirm theft or intrusion while it is happening. This market is usually the first entry point because pilots are easy to run and value is visible immediately.

Logistics, Warehousing, and Open Yards

Logistics sites include large yards, container stacks, and constant vehicle movement that fixed cameras do not cover well. Drones are used to verify alarms, scan wide areas quickly, and track activity across the yard. Providers can repeat the same deployment across many similar locations.

Industrial and Manufacturing

Industrial facilities have long perimeters, outdoor assets, and operations running through the night. Drones are used to check perimeter breaches and provide site-wide visibility without adding patrols. These sites typically lead to longer contracts and multi-site rollouts.

Energy and Utilities

Energy sites involve restricted areas and assets that require verified response and clear records. Security providers use drones to confirm intrusions and document incidents around substations, plants, and yards. Customers prioritize accuracy and traceability over volume.

Commercial Campuses

Corporate campuses include parking areas and open grounds where alarms often lack context. Drones are used to quickly confirm what triggered an alert before guards are dispatched. This is commonly added to existing guarding contracts.

Data Centers and Critical Sites

These sites require confirmation before escalation and complete incident records. Drones are used to verify alarms and capture evidence without unnecessary disruption. Providers position this as a higher-precision security service.

"We run this now most nights around the perimeter of the entire airport. It's a much safer, time-effective use of a resource that we can do to find people with ill intent to interfere with aviation."

Gregory Neyland

Head of Aviation and Emerging Technologies

"Traditional security in a large geographic environment like this just is not effective. The drones, our control room operating 24 hours a day, our pilots working 24/7, our supervisors out there—all of this coming together has given us a tremendous capability out in the fields."