DedroneTracker.AI Airspace Security Platform

Dedrone is an airspace security company that is now part of Axon, the US public safety technology group. It provides software and sensors that detect, identify, locate and track unauthorised drones and their pilots for airports, correctional facilities, critical infrastructure, enterprises, public safety agencies and event venues.

DedroneTracker.AI is an AI and machine learning command-and-control platform that is hardware-agnostic, with more than 30 integrations. It fuses data from DedroneSensors RF detectors, radar, PTZ cameras, acoustic sensors and Drone Remote ID to build a live picture of the airspace. Operators define a perimeter and friend-or-foe rules, receive automatic alerts, locate the pilot and review analytics on recurring take-off sites. It can be delivered as zero-install city-wide coverage, fixed-site, trailer or portable kits.

• DedroneTracker.AI: AI command-and-control software with more than 30 sensor and system integrations.
• DedroneSensors: RF detection that identifies drone models and links them to pilot locations.
• Multi-sensor fusion: combines radar, PTZ cameras, acoustic sensors and Drone Remote ID.
• Perimeter rules: custom airspace zones with friend-or-foe rules and automatic alerts.
• Flexible deployment: DedroneCity, fixed-site, Trailer+ and portable kits.
• Forensic analytics: incident history and reports for sharing with law enforcement.

• Airports such as Tan Son Nhat or Noi Bai detecting drones in approach paths and locating pilots for airport police.
• Power plants, refineries and industrial parks monitoring their airspace around the clock.
• Stadiums and national events setting temporary drone-free zones with portable sensor kits.

• Early warning of drone incursions, often before the drone takes off, helps airports avoid delays and runway closures.
• Locating both the drone and its pilot gives security teams and police evidence to act on.
• Predictive analytics on popular take-off and landing spots help close security gaps.
• A hardware-agnostic platform lets operators add radar, cameras or other sensors as needs grow.

Drone sightings near airports, prisons and large events keep rising, and regulators are pushing operators to detect and document intrusions. In Vietnam, national figures for 2025 recorded dozens of drone incursions into airport no-fly zones, and Da Nang airport trialled a detection system in 2026, signalling demand for proven airspace monitoring at airports and critical sites.

Dedrone is part of Axon after Axon completed its acquisition of the company. Contact numbers are listed in the Washington DC area, Germany and the United Kingdom. Holds the US DHS SAFETY Act designation, a UK NPSA (CPNI) rating and Sapient compliance. Airport customers include Chicago Department of Aviation and Newcastle International Airport.