Integration Summary
AirSight’s AirGuard platform detects drones and their pilots using Remote ID, radio frequency, radar, and electro-optical and infrared sensors. The Skydio integration pushes those detections into Skydio, so an airspace breach becomes a live marker on the map operators are already watching.
When an unauthorized drone enters an AirGuard alert zone, AirGuard sends the drone’s make, model, and live GPS position, plus the pilot’s location where available, to Skydio automatically. The operator reviews the threat and deploys a Skydio drone to the exact location, moving from detection to response in seconds rather than minutes.
Integration Benefits
- Detect the Threat - AirGuard’s sensor suite catches an unauthorized drone the moment it enters the airspace, across Remote ID, radio frequency, radar, and electro-optical and infrared cameras.
- Enrich the Alert - AirGuard captures drone make and model, real-time GPS of both the drone and its pilot, and flight data including altitude, speed, and heading.
- Push to Skydio Automatically - AirGuard delivers the enriched alert to Skydio with no manual hand-off. Drone and pilot markers appear on the Skydio map within seconds, identified as AirGuard detections.
- Deploy to the Exact Location - The operator reviews the incoming threat data and dispatches a Skydio drone directly to the detected drone or pilot position.
- Control by Zone - Administrators decide which AirGuard alert zones are allowed to trigger a Skydio response, with a master switch for the account and a per-zone toggle for each area.
- Clear When the Threat Ends - Marker positions update as the drone moves and are removed automatically when the flight ends, so the Skydio map shows only what is active right now.
