From orbit, an entire airspace can be observed at once — including the areas radar does not cover. Airspace Guard combines satellite-received flight signals, orbital sensing and AI classification into one air picture, so that uncooperative aircraft, drone incursions and hazards to flight are detected early and the right people are warned in time.
- Space-based ADS-B and RF reception without coverage gaps
- Detection of uncooperative aircraft and drone incursions
- Debris, launch-corridor and space-weather warnings on flight routes
- Direct handover to air traffic control and authorities
Global air picture
Space-based ADS-B and RF reception closes the gaps over oceans, deserts and polar routes. Tracks are fused with ground surveillance into a single, continuously updated picture with consistent identity across every source.
Uncooperative and drone detection
Aircraft that transmit nothing, transmit falsified identity, or deviate from their filed route are flagged by behavioural models. The same logic detects drone activity near airports, critical infrastructure and restricted zones.
Hazard warning for aviation
Re-entering space debris, launch corridors, volcanic ash, severe convection and space-weather radiation events are projected onto flight routes, giving controllers and airlines a concrete, timed warning instead of a general advisory.
Protective coordination
Warnings are delivered to air traffic control, airline operations and security authorities with the geometry, timing and confidence behind them, so airspace can be restricted, routes changed or a launch window shifted.