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Aerial security and intelligent perimeter

The perimeter answers first

Surveillance from height, alarm-triggered deployment and live visual and thermal verification. When an alert fires, the system identifies the sector, checks flight conditions and sends the aircraft to the area of interest.

Catalogue and commercial offer · 2026

From sensor to alarm point

We integrate motion sensors, thermal cameras and fixed video with an aerial layer. The security team gets perspective from height, thermal verification of the difficult spots and a record of the incident, and coordinates the ground response on information rather than assumptions.

  1. 01

    Detect

    Motion, fixed thermal, radar or video analytics raise the alarm and the sector.

  2. 02

    Filter

    Software applies priority rules, weather, battery, route and geographic limits.

  3. 03

    Deploy

    The programmed mission takes the aircraft to the authorised sector, under supervision.

  4. 04

    Verify

    Live visible and thermal video allow people, vehicles or anomalies to be assessed.

  5. 05

    Act

    The control centre sends context to the response team and logs the event.

  6. 06

    Return

    The aircraft returns to base, recharges and becomes available again after checks.

Alarm dispatch is automated within the approved mission plan and remains under operational supervision.

Construction site at night, with a mobile surveillance tower, a drone flying over the site and the crane lit up behind.

Where it earns its place

Villas, gated developments, resorts, industrial sites, energy facilities, logistics and construction with long perimeters. The longer the perimeter, the more expensive it is to walk and the longer someone takes to reach the right point.

The fixed alarm layer

The aerial layer does not replace sensors: it finishes their job. Each sensor is tied to a zone of the operational map, and it is that position that directs the aerial dispatch.

  • Motion detection

    Motion detection

    Indoor detectors with curtain mode and up to 24 m of range. For outdoor use a dedicated perimeter detector is selected.

  • Fixed bi-spectral thermal

    Fixed bi-spectral thermal

    Thermal sensor and visible optics in one body, with on-board analytics, alarm inputs and outputs and outdoor-rated protection. The exact model is closed in the technical proposal for each site.

  • Airborne multisensor head

    Airborne multisensor head

    Visible optics, telephoto and thermal sensor in one head. The rangefinder places the observed point on the map.

  • Indoor air quality

    Indoor air quality

    CO₂, temperature and humidity measured in interior spaces. The alert triggers an environmental or ventilation action; on its own it does not order a launch.

Three ways to contract it

  • Mobile response

    Mobile response

    Aircraft and remote controller operated by a pilot. Alarm zones integrated, visible and thermal imaging, incident manual and initial training. The service runs under control-centre intervention.

  • Perimeter from base

    Perimeter from base

    Fixed base and programmed missions. Event dispatch, routes, live video, supervision, recharging and maintenance. Coverage and availability agreed per location.

  • Asset inspection

    Asset inspection

    High-capacity or mapping platform, per mission. Thermal inspection, asset documentation and georeferenced deliverables. Payloads and processing defined in the technical proposal.

Contracting model: installation and commissioning, a supervision and maintenance fee, and flight services by volume. Individual quotation with prices, lead time and scope closed per site.

Rollout and service commitment

Supervised automated service. Target times and availability are measured during the pilot and stated in the contractual offer. The remote base and the aircraft operate only within the plan authorised for each site.

The final offer documents operator number, pilots, insurance, private security authorisation, equipment and the operational scope of the contract. Surveillance flights require the corresponding authorisation or operational declaration.

  1. 01 Physical audit of perimeter and alarms
  2. 02 Design of routes, geofences, control centre and link
  3. 03 Airspace analysis, privacy and permits
  4. 04 Tests for false alarm, night, weather and link loss
  5. 05 Commissioning, training and maintenance

Flight, thermal vision and deployment

Service equipment. Platforms and sensor heads are selected by range, real endurance, payload and airspace, and confirmed in the technical proposal for each site.

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Aircraft in flight with the multi-sensor head mounted under the fuselage. View at full size
Remote base open on a raised structure, with the site landscape behind. View at full size
Thermal image of a harbour from the air, with the vessels marked by the analytics. View at full size
Deployment base mounted on the bed of an off-road vehicle. View at full size
Aerial patrol over an area of dense vegetation inside the perimeter. View at full size
Multi-sensor head under the fuselage, with visible optics, thermal camera and rangefinder. View at full size
The aircraft with the family of interchangeable heads it can carry depending on the mission. View at full size
Aircraft in night flight with its position lights on and the sensor head deployed. View at full size
Close-up of the optical assembly: several cameras and the rangefinder in one stabilised head. View at full size
Inspection head with long-range optics, thermal camera and laser rangefinder. View at full size
The same head with the optics extended, ready for inspection at a distance. View at full size
Top-down view of the aircraft with its obstacle-avoidance sensors highlighted. View at full size
Field deployment: the aircraft folded on its transport case, with batteries and sensor heads. View at full size
Control centre: the deployment base and the wall of screens showing the site and the cameras. View at full size
Automatic deployment base installed on a rooftop, with the aircraft stowed inside. View at full size

Next step

Security audit and technical proposal

The technical visit inspects access, perimeter, network, power and lighting. The baseline report delivers the main risks and a proposed architecture.

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Fixed quotation per site, with prices, lead time and scope