Know when drones enter your airspace.

Nardol helps security and operations teams detect, track and understand drone activity around their sites.

Built in AustraliaFor sensitive sites and critical operations

Protecting a sensitive site?

If your current process depends on CCTV, eyewitness reports or the drone identifying itself, you may not know what entered the area until after the event.

  • Airports

  • Energy

  • Mining

  • Ports

  • Corrections

  • Agriculture

Get notified of aerial incursions.

  1. Define the area

    Start with the airspace, assets and operating conditions that matter to your site.

  2. Detect activity

    Independent sensing methods observe and correlate drone activity around the site.

  3. Take action

    Give your team timely information to follow established response procedures.

Build your response capability.

Build context

Turn detections into a clearer picture of location, confidence and behaviour.

Review over time

Retain an evidence trail for incident review and a better understanding of activity patterns.

Detect the undetectable.

Nardol combines independent sensing methods so that activity can still be detected when a drone is autonomous, fibre-controlled or otherwise transmitting nothing useful to intercept.

Acoustic sensing

Recognise the sound signature of rotors and propulsion, even when a drone emits no radio signal.

Passive radar

Use ambient broadcast and cellular signals to reveal movement without transmitting radar energy.

Metsh network

Share observations across distributed nodes to create overlapping coverage and a resilient detection net.

Drone ID

Match cooperative broadcasts and approved aircraft against detections to separate known drones from unknown activity.

See every UAV.
Zero birds.

Birds and drones can look alike through a single sensor. Nardol compares acoustic, passive radar, network and identity signals to build one high-confidence classification

Be the first to know.

We are working with a small number of Australian organisations to assess drone activity in real operating environments.

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