Sectors
Law Enforcement & First Responders
DroneShield’s multi-mission counter-UxS solutions are used by law enforcement to detect, identify, track, and defeat nefarious UAS
Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) are easy and inexpensive to acquire making them a growing threat for law enforcement. Unmanned Systems (UxS) can be used to conduct illegal surveillance, invade privacy, fly over restricted areas and carry nefarious payloads. The detection capabilities of law enforcement must match the growing prevalence of UAS threats.
Local, state, and federal law enforcement recognize the wide range of uses for UAS technology in crime. Detection and disruption are an important part of their response to UAS attempting to disturb, disable, or illegally monitor law enforcement operations. DroneShield helps police guard against espionage or sabotage with early detection of suspicious UAS presence and disruption capabilities.
How Can C-UAS Help Law Enforcement?
Monitoring
Monitor airspace and ground perimeters, providing more complete protection beyond the capabilities of a camera, gate, or wall
Detection & Awareness
Detects and identifies intruding UAS using a multi-sensor technology. Provides advance alerts remove the element of surprise for incoming threats
Safety & Privacy
Helps safeguard public safety, sensitive information, physical facilities, and critical technologies
Protection
C-UAS solutions that can be used to reinforce personal safety, privacy, or protection of property within range on sites available in dismounted handheld, vehicle mounted and mobile or fixed site varieties
Alerts
Alerts can be synced to personal accounts or established protection teams to align with preferred response plans
Data & Evidence Collection
Retains alert data for use as digital evidence in legal proceedings and analysis
Recording
DroneShield’s propriety DroneOptID software records camera footage of intruding drones to use as evidence
Intuitive and feature rich alerting, tracking and reporting
Threat Response
DroneShield’s countermeasures can disrupt drones and force them to ground or return them to the operator. Defeat technologies offer non-kinetic disruption for controlled management of threats. They do not involve protocol manipulation or cyber tactics, given the limitations of those methods
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