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Solution · Airspace

See what's
in the air

Drone activity is no longer rare. Events, critical infrastructure, and operational sites need real-time airspace awareness and the ability to act on it. Sigilite delivers RF-based drone detection, ADS-B aircraft tracking, correlation, and command-level visibility as one connected layer.

The Operational Reality

Airspace isn't optional anymore.

Commercial drones at events. Unauthorized flights over critical infrastructure. Aircraft activity near operational sites. Agencies that don't have airspace visibility are operating with a known blind spot, and the threat profile is changing faster than most operating pictures.

Remote ID Gaps

Standard Remote ID broadcasts cover one slice of drone activity. Operators that won't broadcast, or that disable Remote ID, fly invisible to most systems.

Separate Systems

Drone detection that runs in its own UI is a system operators ignore until something goes wrong. Airspace awareness has to be part of the existing operating picture.

Event-Day Reality

Events surface drone activity in volume. Airspace awareness needs to scale from a normal day to event day without standing up a separate operation.

Outcomes

Airspace, on the operating picture.

01

Event-day readiness

Drone activity and aircraft tracks at events surface in real time, in the same operating picture used for ground operations. No parallel system. No separate operator.

02

Persistent infrastructure protection

Critical sites get persistent airspace coverage tied to alerting workflows. Operators know about activity as it happens.

03

Beyond Remote ID

RF-based detection captures the activity that doesn't broadcast, while ADS-B keeps lawful traffic in view, closing the visibility gap that ID-based systems leave open.

Get Started

Airspace awareness, scoped for your operation.

Whether the requirement is event-day coverage, persistent infrastructure protection, or scoped tactical surveillance, we'll scope the Dragon configuration, the ADS-B layer, and the operating-picture integration.