Drone over gray water beside a dam

Detect drones.
Understand the airspace.

SKAINOR combines proprietary sensing, third-party systems and AI-assisted software into a common operational picture, with open integration into existing security and command-and-control (C2) systems.

Explore the platform

Lower airspace is becoming an operational priority.

Unidentified drone activity creates both a security risk and an operational challenge. Operators need to verify detections quickly, assess events and document them reliably, without disrupting operations with false alarms and disconnected sensor reports.

01

Detect

Is there a relevant airborne object in the monitored area?

02

Assess

Which observations belong together, and how reliable is the classification?

03

Decide

What response is needed, and which system or team needs the information?

Solution & Product

Multiple sensors.
One common operational picture.

SKAINOR starts with proprietary acoustic sensing. Additional sensors, including cameras, radio-frequency sensors and radar, along with existing third-party systems, will be integrated in stages.

The software combines sensor reports, associates them with airborne objects and tracks, and makes the operational picture available in its own application or existing control centers.

SKAINOR sensor nodes and software operational picture
01

Sense

Proprietary sensors and connected systems provide indications of airborne objects and events in the monitored area.

02

Fuse

SKAINOR combines reports from multiple sensors and associates them with common objects and tracks.

03

Integrate

The operational picture is available in the SKAINOR application or delivered through defined interfaces to control centers, security operations centers (SOCs) and C2 systems.

How it works

From acoustic signal to operational picture.

Passive acoustic sensor nodes capture characteristic signatures and analyze them at the point of detection.

Multiple sensors.
One operational picture.

SKAINOR brings together proprietary and connected sensor sources, delivering information where operators need it. EO/IR stands for electro-optical and infrared, RF for radio frequency and API for application programming interface.

Sensor sources

  • SKAINOR Acoustic
  • EO / IR
  • RF
  • Radar
  • Third-party sensors

SKAINOR Intelligence Platform

AIRSPACE

  • Standardize sensor data
  • Detect & classify objects
  • Sensor fusion & tracking
  • Assess & escalate
  • Open APIs & integration

Applications & control centers

  • SKAINOR C2-Software
  • Control center
  • SOC
  • Existing C2 / security system
  • Partner applications

For sites where unidentified air activity has consequences.

Critical InfrastructureIndustryAirportsDefensePublic authorities

Identify risks earlier. Protect operations.