What is Dedrone and how does it work?

Dedrone is a leader in technological solutions and market size related to protection against drones. Based in San Francisco, California, Dedrone was founded in 2014. It offers an automated, self-thinking drone detection, identification, and threat mitigation platform, designed to protect against potential drone threats 24/7. Its automatic software, "Drone Tracker," provides timely alerts on unauthorized flights or threats near critical infrastructure. These systems help protect various locations, including government buildings, prisons, and airports, against threats from thieves, spies, or terrorist attacks.

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Detect Unauthorized Drones: A comprehensive airspace security platform that detects, classifies, and mitigates potential drone threats.

Identify and Classify: The software recognizes and classifies various types of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) platforms.

Locate Drones and Pilots: The localization technology provides information about the location of both the drone and its operator.

Neutralize Threats: Using various anti-threat technologies, the system protects your organization and neutralizes incoming threats.

Software

Drone technology is evolving rapidly, and only software can keep pace. The DroneTracker can be installed on your existing network or used as a cloud service. It contains the DroneDNA database to recognize and classify UAVs via their RF, Wi-Fi, and non-Wi-Fi signals. DroneTracker can also integrate sensors from other manufacturers to trigger additional alarms or enable threat mitigation actions.

DroneDNA is a machine-learning system and classification engine trained to recognize a wide variety of drones. It can distinguish drones from other moving objects like birds or airplanes. DroneDNA signatures are continuously updated, keeping Dedrone’s system informed about the latest UAVs on the market.

Evidence reports

Dedrone’s sensors and integrated video cameras provide irrefutable evidence. This includes data such as the drone’s manufacturer, model, flight time, coordinates, duration, and video footage. All of this is analyzed and presented in comprehensive reports.

Airspace security technology

Detection of the latest drone threats
Drone and pilot localization
Multi-sensor data analysis
Customizable to infrastructure requirements
Integration with third-party sensors
Automated threat alerts
Detailed evidence collection
Automated airspace reports

Airspace monitoring platform

Dedrone’s technology can be enhanced with additional third-party sensors, allowing clients to adapt their systems to specific requirements. Multiple sensors can be connected to DroneTracker, providing accurate detection even in complex airspace environments. Jamming systems can be activated through an API, triggering defense mechanisms to neutralize threats.

Equipment

Dedrone RF sensors detect drones and remote control signals via radio frequencies (RF). They identify commercial, hobbyist, or custom-made drones, including the popular DJI product line.

RF-100 and RF-300 sensors – These sensors detect and classify drones based on software-defined radio (SDR) signals. The detection range can reach up to 1.6 km, depending on the setup and environmental characteristics.

Best for:

Airspace awareness. The ability to identify what devices are flying near us.
Timely detection of drones. Even before takeoff.
Drone classification and threat assessment.

RF-100:(Manufacturer’s description here)

- Wide-range detection and early alerting
- Identifies and classifies drone types
- Integrated reporting system for critical drone threats

RF-300:(Manufacturer’s description here)

- RF-based localization of drones and pilots
- Tracks drones and their operators and positions them on a map
- Works with RF-100 sensors and video-based detection systems