Effective drone tracking services for your law enforcement agency to protect your community
As a law enforcement officer, you may be wondering how your team can effectively track drones that are violating airspace regulations and putting your community at greater risk.
The use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (drones) has escalated in environments that require enhanced levels of safety and efficiency, such as airports, stadiums, prisons, security-sensitive industries, and various government facilities and infrastructures.
At Aerial Armor, we provide integrated drone detection systems to ensure you and your team can protect your community from unauthorized drones.
Your agency might already be using a range of different drones to assist search, crowd control, and rescue operations. The use of drones can be extremely useful to your agency for many reasons.
The recent UAV technology has, in part, relieved already-stretched law enforcement agencies, making their job to protect civilians better from the air.
But what if you need to detect and track law-violating drones?
Our proprietary software utilizes AI and the latest drone detection equipment to help you and your security team protect your airspace from unwanted drones.
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The DJI AeroScope can quickly identify the vast majority of drones available on the market because of its effectiveness in monitoring and analyzing RF signals to gain critical flight information.
Our detection software ensures law enforcers receive immediate notifications of any drones that are a threat within their airspace once they are detected. We provide our clients with a full suite of DJI products like the G-8, G-16, and mobile AeroScope variants.
The mobile unit detects UAVs and drones flying around a 3 mile radius of it's location. It is perfect for tracking down drones and their pilots who have violated your airspace and are on the move. This unit is a favorite amongst police as it can also provide real-time GPS coordinates of the drone and it's operator's location.
The portable DJI AeroScope has a battery life of up to four hours and does not require the internet to operate, making it effective in even remote locations.
Drones can pose a serious threat if they fall into the wrong hands. Security personnel and law enforcement officials such as yourself need a way to track drones and become aware of what is flying in their air space to combat and prevent potential attacks.
Aerial Armor’s detection solutions can effectively track drone GPS locations, takeoff location, serial number, type of drone, its speed and attitude, and even the pilot's location.
Our drone detection software also effectively stores all of this information in a database so your team can recall flight data and use it to obtain a subpoena and/or search warrant.
Our proprietary software utilizes AI and the latest drone detection equipment to help you and your security team protect your facilities from unwanted drones.
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Our detection systems can report to a central location and can be used on the go, so police and law enforcement professionals can work from multiple locations to mitigate a drone threat.
At Aerial Armor, improving safety with our drone detection software is our highest priority. Contact us today to receive a free drone-intrusion threat analysis for your jurisdiction.
Contact Aerial Armor today and get a free threat assessment to determine the risk levels of your airspace.
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Absolutely, and many law enforcement agencies already use drones for a variety of reasons. Drones can be used by law enforcement to assess threats before sending personnel. They are also great for searching hard-to-reach areas.
With Aerial Armor’s drone detection systems, appropriate subpoenas/warrants can be obtained by retrieving the flight data of law-violating drones. This data (including drone make and model, serial number, location, pilot location, and much more) can then be used by the authorities in court to prosecute the culprit.
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