DroneSentry (fixed site)
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DroneSentry (fixed site)

An autonomous multi-sensor fixed-site C-UAS platform that fuses radar, RF, and optical detection with integrated RF countermeasures into a single managed installation.

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Command & Control
DroneSentry-C2 platform
Multi-sensor Fusion
SmartHub edge processor
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DroneSentry is DroneShield's flagship permanent-installation counter-UAS system, built for facility operators and defence customers who need continuous, unattended airspace protection rather than a capability that is switched on during specific threat windows. The architecture is modular: a SmartHub edge-compute processor fuses data from RfOne RF detectors, an integrated radar (base configuration uses a smaller radar; optional long-range radar modules are available), and optional DroneOpt day/thermal PTZ cameras, feeding all sensor tracks into the DroneSentry-C2 command-and-control platform. The result is a correlated, multi-sensor air picture rather than the single-domain view you get from a standalone RF detector or a radar acting alone — an important distinction because consumer drones can be flown in ways that degrade any single sensor class (e.g. no RF link if flying autonomously on pre-programmed GPS waypoints, or low radar cross-section at ground clutter level). DroneOptID, the AI-driven computer vision module, provides optical classification and tracking for visual confirmation and evidence collection. The defeat layer uses DroneCannon, a non-kinetic RF jamming effector integrated into the installation, which the C2 can trigger autonomously or under operator command depending on the configured rules of engagement. Multiple DroneSentry units on a single site enable RF triangulation to produce precise drone-and-operator geo-coordinates rather than only bearing data — relevant for large sites like airports, seaports, or industrial complexes where a single sensor's bearing line is insufficient to localise a threat. The system is designed for permanent or long-term temporary installations and is weather-hardened for continuous outdoor operation. For GCC airport operators and critical-infrastructure protection teams, DroneSentry represents the anchor node around which a broader C-UAS architecture is built, with DroneSentry-X Mk2 units covering extended or mobile perimeters and handheld DroneGun effectors providing a tactical response layer.

From the manufacturer’s documentation

Technical specifications.

Detection SensorsRF (RfOne), Radar, Optical/Thermal (DroneOpt) — modular
AI Detection EngineRfAI (RF) + DroneOptID (optical/thermal)
Defeat MechanismDroneCannon RF jamming (non-kinetic)
Command & ControlDroneSentry-C2 platform
Multi-sensor FusionSmartHub edge processor
Multi-unit CapabilityRF triangulation across multiple nodes
Radar OptionModular — base + optional long-range radar
C2 IntegrationThird-party system integration supported
Installation TypePermanent or long-term temporary fixed site
Best for

Use cases.

  • Continuous unattended airspace monitoring at commercial airports and heliports
  • Critical-infrastructure perimeter protection at power plants, desalination facilities, and oil and gas terminals
  • Defence-installation perimeter C-UAS forming the sensor-and-effector anchor in a layered architecture
  • Large seaport and logistics-hub protection where RF triangulation across multiple nodes is required for precise geo-location
  • Government campus and military-base persistent monitoring with autonomous defeat under defined rules of engagement
  • Evidence-collection and incident-logging support for regulatory and law-enforcement follow-up after drone intrusions