How to Detect UAS and Potential Collisions in Airports

Airports
Written By Elisa Chan

Image: DroneSentry-C2 with DroneOpt Camera Detection

Pick DroneShield For C-UAS Airports

DroneShield helps create antidrone airports by deploying world-leading C-UAS technologies. RfOne MkII sensors can be installed with up to 8km of detection range and are able to track multiple drones or ‘silent’ UAS via the data streams they return to the pilot.

DroneShield systems are also able to record, ID, and track targets for evidence, as well as disrupting drones by forcing them to ground or returning them to their operators, the locations of whom are also detected and indicated.

System integration, staff training, customer support, and regular updates are also included in the DroneShield C-UAS airport service.

To learn more about DroneShield for airports visit: www.droneshield.com/airports

Elisa Chan
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