See beyond identity broadcasts
Bring identified drones and other detected activity into one view.
Multi-sensor fusion correlates Remote ID with RF/SDR and radar observations. Detection does not necessarily resolve aircraft or operator identity.
Airspace and fleet
Understand the airspace. Keep fleets in view.
See your own drones and other nearby drone activity on one map, including activity without a broadcast identity.
SkyGrid correlates cooperative Remote ID observations with RF/SDR and configured radar inputs. Tracks, zones and event records share an operational view; identity is attached where available.
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One shared operational picture.
What it does
SkyGrid, explained.
See your own drones and other nearby drone activity on one map, including activity without a broadcast identity.
SkyGrid correlates cooperative Remote ID observations with RF/SDR and configured radar inputs. Tracks, zones and event records share an operational view; identity is attached where available.
Put activity in context
See aircraft alongside operating zones, corridors and your own fleet.
Mapped zones and flight context support corridor and perimeter awareness. Source availability and integrations determine the operational scope.
Keep a usable record
Connect alerts and observations for operational and compliance review.
Structured event logs support boundary review and repeated-event investigation, with identity correlation where source data permits.
How it fits together
Explore the two modes.
Sample aircraft and events, not live airspace data.
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See the wider picture.
Airspace mode brings activity and operating zones into context.
Cooperative and non-cooperative inputs are correlated into the airspace view. Sensor coverage remains deployment-dependent.
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Focus on your own drones.
Fleet mode helps the customer manage its own aircraft.
Fleet mode selects the customer’s aircraft while preserving surrounding airspace context.
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Connect activity with a record.
Structured records help teams investigate what happened.
Structured records link observations, time and available identity for review. An unidentified track is not a hostile classification.
The Aerial Grid approach
What makes SkyGrid different.
SkyGrid connects drone detection with flight context and governance. Teams see what is observed, what is identified, and what needs review in the same picture.
Cross-source correlation connects sensor observations with operational zones and structured records. Modular cloud, on-premise and hybrid deployment supports integration into existing control systems.
Who it’s for.
Operators
See fleet activity in its airspace context.
SkyGrid correlates cooperative Remote ID observations with RF/SDR and configured radar inputs. Tracks, zones and event records share an operational view; identity is attached where available.
Regulators
Review structured observations and events.
SkyGrid correlates cooperative Remote ID observations with RF/SDR and configured radar inputs. Tracks, zones and event records share an operational view; identity is attached where available.
Infrastructure teams
Monitor activity around operating sites.
SkyGrid correlates cooperative Remote ID observations with RF/SDR and configured radar inputs. Tracks, zones and event records share an operational view; identity is attached where available.
Product details
What to know before you start.
- Product type
Software for airspace awareness and fleet visibility
Airspace and fleet management software
- Inputs
Drone identity signals, radio observations and connected radar
Remote ID, RF sensing, and radar data, according to deployment
- Deployment
Use the cloud, local infrastructure or both
Cloud, on-premise, or hybrid
- Connections
Connect aircraft devices, sensors and approved external systems
SkyRadar, SkyTag, and validated external interfaces
- Coverage
Visibility follows the sensors and data you deploy
Determined by the sensors and data sources available
Questions, answered.
What is the difference between the two modes?
Airspace mode looks at activity in an area. Fleet mode focuses on the customer’s own drones flying within it.
Airspace mode covers the monitored area; fleet mode filters for customer-owned aircraft. Both use the deployment’s connected sources.
Can an unknown drone appear?
Sensor inputs can reveal activity without an available identity. Observation and identification are different.
A sensor track can exist without Remote ID. Fusion and available identity are separate from operator attribution.
Does SkyGrid require a new sensor network?
The source mix and integrations are scoped for each deployment, including available infrastructure.
Existing sensors can be integrated through validated interfaces. Protocol coverage and integration depth are scoped per deployment.
SkyGrid
See how it fits your operation.
Talk to Aerial Grid about your requirements, availability, and deployment.