COUNTER-DRONE (C-UAS) AND ROBOTIC SECURITY
KINETAS delivers coordinated response after detection.
Our Robotic Security Operations Command (RSOC) extends your security team: we assess, integrate, and maintain the latest in defense technologies.
Robotic ground and air systems patrol your perimeter, investigate alarms, and inspect assets that are costly or risky to staff. We operate them; your team gets the findings.
The response layer behind any detection system: lawful, coordinated action against unauthorized drones, built to area regulations and in coordination with authorities.
KINETAS delivers coordinated response to unauthorized drones in partnership with authorities.
We protect your airspace and grounds, 24/7.
Hardware and sensor agnostic. We do not monetize customer data.
We operate with these principles:
C2, detection system, hardware, and sensor agnostic.
Designed and integrated to area regulations.
Aligns with the Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA).
Counter-UAS, also called counter-drone or anti-drone technology, is the detection, tracking, identification, and mitigation of unauthorized drones (UAS). A complete C-UAS capability spans sensors that find and classify a drone, and a lawful response that ends the threat it poses.
Any site where an uninvited drone creates safety, security, or privacy risk: critical infrastructure and utilities, data centers, stadiums and live events, corporate campuses, airports and heliports, ports, and government facilities. If your perimeter security ends at the fence line, your airspace is unprotected.
In most jurisdictions, intercepting or jamming a drone is tightly restricted, which is why compliant mitigation matters. KINETAS designs site systems to area regulations and works with authorities to strengthen the lawful response on their side.
A C-UAS site assessment maps how drones can reach and affect your facility: local airspace rules, terrain and sightlines, existing sensor coverage, and the gap between detection and response. It produces a prioritized plan for protecting your airspace and grounds.
Robotic security uses uncrewed ground and air systems to extend a security team's presence: persistent patrol, rapid investigation of alerts, and 24/7 coverage of areas that are costly or risky to staff.
For briefings, partnership inquiries, or general questions, contact our team directly.
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