Applications
The same architecture adapts to any fixed site with a defined perimeter — but the sensor mix, the rules of engagement and the collateral constraints change with the site.
The reference case.
Tank farms, refineries, substations and pipelines combine large perimeters with dense infrastructure and a low tolerance for downtime. The layered design in this site was developed around a critical energy facility in a complex urban environment.
Wide, low and never empty.
Approach paths and perimeter roads create a broad low-altitude surface that cannot be closed to civil traffic. Detection has to be precise enough to avoid disrupting operations.
Clutter at every altitude.
Cranes, containers and salt air produce radar clutter and a harsh environment. Mixed commercial traffic makes identification as important as detection.
A payload over the wall.
The threat is usually a small drone carrying a payload over a wall, launched from outside the perimeter and gone in under a minute.
Less infrastructure, faster setup.
Remote sites and temporary positions need the same detection logic with less infrastructure and faster setup.
Blind spots at roof height.
Roof plant, cooling yards and perimeter fences create blind spots at exactly the altitude where small drones fly.
Tell us what you are protecting, the approximate perimeter and the threats you are seeing. We will come back with a layered configuration and a deployment sketch.