Drone Security Patrols, Flown by Licensed Pilots
Our operators are Transport Canada Advanced drone pilots, ideal for government departments, infrastructure companies, rural and indigenous communities. We use DJI drones to provide a wide coverage area, improving the safety and security of your assets and personnel.
AERIAL ANALYTICS
Follow the movement. See the context.
Vehicle classes, track identities and motion trails from recorded drone footage. The speed readings shown here are estimates.
A moving aerial view of a divided highway with cars and trucks outlined and labelled with track identifiers and estimated speeds. A Video Armed watermark appears at lower right. Silent video.
How We Use Drones to Enhance Security
Our drone operators are licensed professionals who use the latest DJI technology to monitor large areas, including construction sites, critical infrastructure, and rural properties. Drones provide unparalleled visibility and flexibility, allowing us to quickly assess potential threats and provide a rapid response.
Key Features
DJI Enterprise Drones
High-resolution wide and zoom cameras give operators detailed aerial views of large sites, rooftops and perimeters.
Thermal & Low-Light Imaging
Thermal and low-light camera options help operators assess activity after dark. The sensor package is selected for your site and conditions.
Dock-Based Patrols
Dock-equipped deployments support scheduled patrols and recharging between flights, with flight plans and operating requirements assessed for each site.
AI Detection & Tracking
Person and vehicle classification, track labels and motion trails help operators follow activity and review recorded footage.
One Monitoring Platform
Aerial feeds join fixed cameras and body cameras in the Video Armed monitoring station, connecting the view from above to the same operator response workflow.
Licensed Pilots
Transport Canada Advanced-certified pilots plan operations around the site, airspace and applicable flight authorizations.
More coverage. One coordinated response.
Aerial views reach beyond fixed cameras: across large yards, along changing construction perimeters and into hard-to-reach areas. The value is not just another camera. It is giving the person responding a clearer view of what is happening.
Explore the monitoring service →01 / Plan the coverage
Assess the property, camera package, flight routes, connectivity and operating constraints before choosing the deployment.
02 / Bring the view to the operator
Combine aerial footage with fixed-camera and body-camera views in the monitoring station.
03 / Assess and respond
Operators review the activity and follow the site's response plan, with footage available for incident review.
Where drone security fits
Large, remote or changing sites where fixed cameras leave gaps.
- Critical infrastructure
- Construction sites
- Government facilities
- Rural and remote properties
- Indigenous communities
- Large yards and perimeters