A standing perimeter patrol
Keep a port, plant or campus under patrol through the night, with the response to any intrusion decided before take-off.
Ports, plants, events and city corridors under standing patrol — with the response to any surprise decided before take-off.
AEROE runs standing drone patrols for ports, plants, campuses, events and city corridors. Several drones watch from several angles at once, rotating out to recharge without a gap in coverage, and the response to any intrusion is chosen before take-off. It also covers standoff observation, broadcasting a warning from the air, and detecting and tracking a rogue drone — all on your own premises and network.
Keep a port, plant or campus under patrol through the night, with the response to any intrusion decided before take-off.
Watch an event from several angles at once, with continuous coverage as drones rotate out to recharge.
Patrol a city or highway corridor, and hold standoff observation of a point of interest from a safe distance.
Broadcast a siren or warning message over an area from the air.
For VIP residences and sensitive sites: detection sensors on the premises wake docked AEROE drones, which follow an intruding drone at a standoff distance — never engaging it — until it lands, giving your team the track, the landing location and a record of the event.
Onboard drones from any maker and configure your site from the AEROE console. No configuration files, no single-vendor lock-in.
Lay out the mission on your own site map — who flies where, when, and what each drone does if something changes.
AEROE checks the plan against what each drone can really do. A plan the fleet cannot fly safely is refused, with the reason and a fix.
One operator flies the whole fleet from one console, and every flight leaves a verifiable record for your client, auditor or regulator.
Before any flight. Every AEROE operation flies only once the approvals it needs are in place: registration of each drone and certification of each remote pilot under the Drone Rules, 2021; airspace permission for the zone, altitude, date and time; and site-owner, local-authority and police permissions where the operation needs them. The approvals for a flight are kept with that flight's record.
Yes. AEROE rotates drones out to recharge and brings others in, so the patrol holds without a gap in coverage.
The response is decided before take-off — for example, hold observation from a standoff distance while the security team acts — and applied automatically. The event and the response are both in the record.
Yes, as detection and tracking only. Detection sensors on the premises wake docked AEROE drones, which follow the intruding drone at a standoff distance without engaging it, until it lands. In India, counter-drone action is reserved for authorised government agencies; this capability is offered for detection and tracking only, subject to the approvals and authorisations each deployment needs.
Yes. A public-safety team can broadcast a siren or warning message from the air over a chosen area.
No. AEROE installs on your premises, on your own network, and reaches no external service.
Registered drones and certified remote pilots under the Drone Rules, 2021, airspace permission for the zone and time, site-owner and police permissions, and any authorisation the competent agency requires for the operation.
Tell us the outcome you need and the fleet you have or plan to buy. We scope the mission with you, show it to you on your own site plan, and agree a pilot. AEROE is built by Noventis Pvt Ltd, Pune, India.