Most security teams run a dozen systems, each holding one piece of the story and none of them holding the whole thing. We put the pieces together, in real time, on your own infrastructure.
Proud to be designed, built and supported in BritainCounter-UAS is dominated by a handful of large vendors, and lots of smaller companies with inferior - sometimes dangerous - sensing capabilities. The bigger stuff can work - but it is needlessly expensive and often features extensive lock-in.
The software wrapped around the detection tends to be thin. The data is hard to get at and harder to do anything useful with. Buy the system and you are tied to that vendor’s sensors for as long as you own it. Increasingly it is sold as a cloud subscription too, which makes your airspace picture dependent on someone else’s platform staying up, staying affordable and staying in business.
There is no need for any of that.
Between us we have spent years building multi-vendor sensor networks and multi-platform fusion. Wardyn puts both in one system, and because we build the hardware as well as the software, we can deliver the whole thing rather than the half of it that suits us.
We take data from almost any sensor and work out one account of what is happening, then get it to whoever needs it, wherever they are.
Radar, RF, RemoteID, ADS-B, optical and thermal cover the airspace. Door access control, swipe cards, scan checkpoints, cameras and building systems cover the ground. Because the same engine reads both, a deployment can start with one problem and grow into the other without anyone having to start again.
We are deliberately sensor-agnostic and vendor-agnostic, so whatever equipment is already on your estate becomes something we can use rather than something to work around. We support the national and international standards, including NATO/UK MOD SAPIENT and ASTERIX, and our open sensor input and data output APIs make the integration potential virtually limitless.
Everything runs on your own infrastructure, under your own control. Nothing foreign sits between a sensor and a decision.
Nothing in the detection path depends on a third party being reachable or still in business. If your connection drops, your estate carries on being watched.
More than 40 years of combined experience across drones, aviation and technology, and a team most people in this industry already know.
We have built national-scale UTM, rolled out sensor networks across the country, and sat on the regulatory side of the table as well as the engineering one.
Richard Parker
Founder and former CEO of Altitude Angel, which he started in 2014 and built into one of Britain’s longest-running and most innovative UTM companies. Before that, a consultant at Microsoft.
An inventor on several patents, and a specialist in distributed systems and drone sensing. He has spent his career building the systems that let drones and crewed aircraft share the same airspace.
Joe Guibarra
An RAF veteran and a former Altitude Angel colleague, Joe led the rollout of the Arrow sensor network, the largest privately held off-grid network for general aviation detection in the country.
Very little about deploying sensors in awkward places is new to him.
Christian Scheel Struwe
Previously at Axon, DJI and Altitude Angel, with a career spent where drone technology meets the people who regulate it.
He advises on regulation and policy across the drone and aviation sector, and knows the people who write the rules as well as the people who have to work to them.
Counter-UAS sensor fusion and command and control. Any sensor in, one clear picture out, delivered to the guardroom, the desktop, the phone and the radio net.
Real-time guard force intelligence. Access control, credentials, scan points and cameras brought together into one live account of your estate, and of the routines running across it.
Whether you are looking at one site or planning something national, we are happy to talk it through. Tell us what you are trying to protect.
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