Dedrone is a company specializing in airspace security, providing counter-drone solutions that detect, track, identify, and mitigate drone threats. Their AI-powered platform is utilized by various customers, including military organizations, airports, and critical infrastructure sites. Dedrone's technology integrates radar, RF detection, and AI-driven cameras to enable safe drone operations and protect against unauthorized drone activities.
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Dedrone provides services to more than 75 critical infrastructure sites, 20+ airports, and 50 correctional facilities worldwide.
Dedrone's solution can operate cloud-based or on an on-prem/air-gapped configuration.
Dedrone's intelligent software system allows security providers to read Remote ID data to identify the drone operator, operator’s location, drone type, and drone location in real-time.
Dedrone actively follows FAA developments and supports the European Commission through participation in the ASD-STAN working group for Remote ID standards.
In the event of an unauthorized drone alert, Dedrone users can respond to the threat and protect their airspace from unwanted drones.
Dedrone's proprietary database of drone activity, DroneDNA, references Remote ID data and identifies unauthorized or non-compliant drone activity.
Dedrone enables its customers to use both U.S. and E.U. government-provided drone remote identification standards, known as Remote ID, to identify drones.
The technology partnership between Vodafone, Dedrone, and AWS Wavelength provides real-time incidents that can be acted upon to respond to drone incursions.
Vodafone Business's Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC) solution accelerates the delivery of Dedrone's counter-drone solution.
Dedrone, Vodafone, and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have entered into a partnership to provide airspace security for critical infrastructure.