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Illustration: an aerostat above an industrial plant at dusk, with stacks, process columns and storage tanks below.

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Watch large sites, and keep remote ones connected.

Plants, substations, hydro projects and mines spread over kilometres. One aerostat gives a view over the whole site and a radio link where there was none.

The problem

Critical equipment sits across large sites with long fences. Drones are a new risk to it. In valleys and remote sites, radios and mobile networks barely reach.

Remote sites

A trailer aerostat brings a view and a radio link without building a tower.

Coverage as a service

Monthly, after a pilot. The aerostats and their upkeep stay with us.

Detection only

Any response to a drone stays with the authorities.

Questions

What can an aerostat monitor at an industrial site?

With cameras and radar on board, the whole site from one view: the perimeter, activity, drones overhead, and early signs of smoke or flooding.

Can it connect a remote site?

Yes, that is the relay payload's job. It links crews and vehicles where ground radios cannot reach. We measure each link on site before promising a range.

Illustration: an aerostat holding station above a container port at dusk, its tether running down to the yard, cranes and a ship lit along the quay.

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