That’s why we have developed and designed a simple and effective counter-drone solution that leverages Protocol Analytics (often referred to as Cyber Over RF) and provides an extensive range of capabilities when used as a stand-alone, but also:
Creates synergies with the systems you already have
Ensures continuity to your operations
Brings peace of mind to personnel on the ground
Complies with national regulations
The Sentrycs solution operates in a “pre-defined parameters, automated enforcement” mode, which means we work together with you to configure and deploy the system according to your operational needs and policies, and it then operates autonomously, without requiring extensive training or particular skills from staff on the ground.
How Sentrycs Works
Detect
Plug & play 24/7 autonomous monitoring and alerting, even during nighttime & beyond visual line of sight. Detect unlimited number of drones, even when GPS spoofing or jamming are present.
Track
Monitoring drone height and speed, locating both drone coordinates and remote control last known location. While performing mitigation, Sentrycs keeps tracking other drones.
Identify
Providing user-level identification, including:
- serial number.
- drone vendor
- drone type
Mitigate
Two available mitigation options: Disconnecting drone from remote control, bringing to safe altitude, landing safely in designated area OR Smart disconnect.
Deployment types
Customers can choose one of 3 types of deployments and/or combine them:
Modules
Sentrycs’ autonomous and affordable counter-drone solution, offers 2 key modules:
Sentrycs DTI Module
- Detecting, tracking and identifying drones in the vicinity of the perimeter, using an autonomous 24/7 monitoring system.
- Extracting rich real-time data, including the operator’s last known location and flight parameters.
- Friendly drones can be added to the “Allowed list” according to their serial number.
Sentrycs Mitigation Module (Optional)
Sentrycs Mitigation module enables to mitigate unauthorized commercial drone intrusions. There are 2 available options:
- Automatically and actively taking over the controls from the operator, navigating the drone to a predefined location, and then landing it there safely
- Smart disconnect: permanently disconnect a drone from its remote control, which as a result means the drone may keep hovering or return home according to the way it is programmed
Intrusion is defined as when a drone tries to enter a predefined geofenced area.
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