Prisons and correctional facilities

The problem: Drones fly drugs, phones and weapons over the wall, mostly at night.
With DARA: RF sensors pick up the drone's control link, radar tracks its flight, and cameras confirm what it is.
The result: Officers see where it dropped its load and where it came from, so they search the right place.

Suggested sensors

Energy and critical infrastructure

The problem: A drone over a substation or fuel depot can be someone mapping the site.
With DARA: Radar and RF detect the drone at your boundary. Cameras track it across the site map.
The result: Every flight is logged with its path, a clip and the sensor data, ready for your security team and the police.

Suggested sensors

Data centers

The problem: Rooftops, cooling plant and security layouts are all visible from the air.
With DARA: RF and radar detect the drone as it approaches. A PTZ camera locks on and follows it.
The result: You get its flight path and a clip, and, with compatible RF sensors, the pilot's position.

Suggested sensors

Government and public sector

The problem: Drones near government buildings and public events need to be seen early.
With DARA: Radar and RF cover the airspace around the building, or the event for as long as it runs.
The result: Security staff see each drone and its path on one map, and act under your procedures.

Suggested sensors

Sectors

Drone detection