Side-by-side

EnforceAir vs SkyDome Manager

Spec comparison for two products on Aviation Souk. Both compete in Counter-UAS & Base Air Defence.

RF cyber-takeover counter-drone system that seizes control of rogue UAVs and lands them safely — no jamming, no kinetic action.

Unified counter-UAS command-and-control software that fuses radar, camera, and RF sensor feeds into a single 3D airspace operating picture.

Specs

Technical specifications.

Spec	EnforceAir	SkyDome Manager
Mitigation approach	RF cyber-takeover (non-kinetic, non-jamming)	—
Detection method	Passive RF cyber; optional radar layer (EnforceAir PLUS)	—
Location tracking	Drone, pilot remote, and take-off position simultaneously	—
Line-of-sight requirement	Not required for detection or takeover	—
GPS/comms interference	None — passive RF cyber does not affect GPS or radio systems	—
Operating modes	Autonomous and manual	—
Integration	Open API for C2 and multilayer defence systems	US Army FAAD C2 and major defence-contractor C2 systems
Deployment options	Standalone, multilayer, or integrated	—
Sensor integration	—	TrueView R20/R30/R40 radars, TrueView C30 camera, RF sensors, third-party sensors via open API
AI threat assessment	—	ThreatAware engine — classifies object type, payload capacity, intent from kinematics
Exclusion zone filtering	—	3D configurable zones by size, speed, altitude, classification
C2 API	—	REST, real-time, and track-only APIs; 100+ addressable fields and commands
DroneHunter mission modes	—	Pursue, Attack, Defend, Auto-Capture, Go-To Location
Automation	—	Highly configurable rule engine; autonomous or human-on-the-loop authorization
Evidence	—	Automatic correlation of video evidence with track history for post-incident review

Decide

The AI weighs both products against your specific brief — airport, certifications, lead time, budget — and tells you which fits.