Platform
The picture your team acts on
Every DRID sends its observations to the AEROTECT platform. That is where everything comes together: the drones, the pilots, your zones and the alerts. Accessible from any browser, including the phone of your security officer on site.
Walkthrough
What you see, screen by screen
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The map your control room watches
Every drone within range appears with its serial number, height, speed and heading. Beside it stands the pilot, because that is the position your security team has to walk to. The distance to the unit hearing the aircraft is shown with it, so you know how strong the signal is.
- Drone and pilot with a line between them, updated live
- The transport the aircraft broadcasts on, per observation
- Zones you draw yourself, each with its own altitude threshold
Knowing it really is listening
A receiver that has gone quiet is something you discover when you need it. So the overview shows each unit’s status, last heartbeat, temperature and which receivers are running. If something drops out, you see it before it becomes a gap.
- Status per unit: online, degraded, fault or offline
- Last heartbeat and last detection, to the minute
- Which services are running: Remote ID, ADS-B and Bluetooth
Down to the radio environment
Per unit it goes further than online or offline. The platform measures the noise floor on Bluetooth and on both WiFi bands and warns when a position is hearing less than usual. That is usually the first sign something on your site has changed, before the range visibly drops.
- Packet rate, CPU temperature, fan and uptime
- Noise floor per band, with an alert on unusual interference
- Network details and software version, for your own administration
Your team sets it up itself
Per event or site your own team records which drones are expected, which zone applies and which numbers the SMS alerts go to. You do not need to call us for that, and not during the deployment either.
- Expected serial numbers, so your own pilot raises no alert
- Phone numbers for SMS, editable during the deployment
- Temporary access for police or security, per event
Screenshots of the AEROTECT platform. The panel has a light and a dark theme, which is why these differ. The data shown is example data from a test setup, not a customer’s observations.
Features
What you do in the platform
Live map
Every drone appears with serial number, altitude, speed and heading. The pilot's position is shown next to it, so your team knows where to go.
Zones and alerts
Draw zones around the stage, the campsite or the landing area. When a drone enters a zone, the right people get an alert by email, SMS or push.
History and export
Every observation is stored with time and position. Afterwards you export everything for the debrief with the municipality or police.
Users and roles
Give the control room full access and the security officer on site just the map. Invite the municipality or police temporarily.
Multiple units as one picture
The platform merges the observations of all your DRID units and removes duplicate alerts. You see one coverage area, not ten separate receivers.
SAPIENT-compliant API
The API follows the SAPIENT standard for sensor integration, so the DRID runs as a sensor inside an existing counter-UAS or control room architecture. You can also retrieve observations and alerts through a plain REST connection to your control room software or video management system.
Security and data
Your data, in Europe
Hosted in the EU
The platform and its storage run on servers within the European Union.
Encrypted
Traffic between DRID, platform and browser is encrypted. Access is through personal accounts with two-step verification.
You set the retention period
Keep observations as long as your debrief or permit requires, then delete them.
Want to see the platform for yourself?
Request a demo. We will show the platform with real observations from a previous event.