Drone detection and tracking
See every drone over your site.
RiraLabs builds networks of small sensors that spot drones, follow every one of them, and pass their exact position to your control room or to the defenses you already have. The sensors stay silent, so they are hard to find and hard to jam.
The problem
One drone is hard to see. Twenty are harder.
Radar was built to find aircraft: large, fast, metal, high up. A small drone is none of those things. It sits close to the ground, moves slowly, and barely shows up at all.
Send twenty of them at once, which is how drones are used now, and most systems lose count. They merge two drones into one, drop the ones at the edge of range, or report a crowd instead of a list. And whatever sensor solves that still has to keep working while somebody tries to jam it or take it out.
In practice
What happens when a drone shows up.
01
You see it
The sensor network picks the drone up while it is still well out from the fence line, including the small ones other systems never report.
02
You follow it
Every drone in the sky gets its own track: where it is, which way it is heading, how fast. Twenty at once, each one held separately, updated continuously.
03
You act on it
Those positions go to your control room, and to the systems you already use to stop drones. At sites where stopping them is not permitted, you still know exactly what is overhead and for how long.
Where it is used
Wherever something overhead is a problem.
Defense and perimeter security
Detection and tracking for sites where emitting is itself a risk.
Commercial and industrial
Private sites where an hour of stopped production costs more than the sensor network does.
Civil and critical infrastructure
Public sites that cannot be switched off, and in most cases cannot legally shoot back.
Urban air mobility
Localized awareness for airspace that is about to get much busier.
Built on peer-reviewed radar research from Imperial College London.
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