Know every drone in the sky — yours, theirs, and the unknown.
NetixOps Airspace fuses your DJI Aeroscope, Anduril Sentry, DroneShield, Echodyne, and other C-UAS sensors into one map. Add live ADS-B, your own Skydio and DJI fleet, and a shared threat database with the agencies next door — and you finally see the whole picture in one place.
30 days · full Airspace stack · no card. Or see how it works.
- All sensors
- Fused on one screen
- Friend-or-foe
- Your fleet, live
- Mutual aid
- Sharing built in
Detection without fusion is just noise.
A typical critical-event airspace touches five vendor systems and three jurisdictions. Each speaks a different format, plots on a different coordinate grid, and decides on its own what counts as a threat. Your operator’s job, today, is to stitch all of that together by hand — while the airframe is already overhead.
Same airframe. Four screens. Four different reference frames. Nobody sees the friendlies at all.
Every sensor de-duplicated onto one map. Friendlies in green, unknowns in yellow, tagged threats in red — at a glance, in real time.
- 5+vendor consoles
Each radar, RF receiver, and camera platform ships its own UI. The operator's day is alt-tabbing while the threat keeps moving.
- 3+agencies, no sharing
The county next door has its own sensors, its own log, and no clean way to push a detection to you when something crosses the line.
- 30s+to correlate a track
By the time a human eyeball matches the same airframe across three screens, the drone has already done what it came to do.
- 100%friend-or-foe by guess
Your own LE drones, fire UAVs, and SAR helos light up the same boards as the threats. Without a friendly registry, every detection is a coin flip.
The worst-case
You jam, spoof, or hand off intercept on what turns out to be your own department’s drone — because the C-UAS team had no way to know it was up.
NetixOps Airspace was built to put every feed on one screen, every analyst on the same picture, and every friendly drone in a registry — in real time.
Every sensor. Every drone. One map.
Eight capabilities layered on the same fusion engine — from single-site situational awareness to multi-agency mutual aid.
Multi-vendor sensor fusion
DJI Aeroscope, Anduril Sentry, DroneShield, Echodyne, AeroDefense, and more — every detection lands on one map under one coordinate system.
Live ADS-B overlay
Manned traffic alongside drone traffic. No more wondering whether that thermal blob is a helicopter or a UAS.
Friend-or-foe identification
Register your own Skydio and DJI fleet via our integrations. Your aircraft show green while everything else stays neutral until you classify it.
Threat tagging
Tag a serial as problematic and the label follows that airframe across sensors — and across agencies, if you choose to share.
Inter-agency sharing
Push detections to neighboring jurisdictions in real time. Their analysts see your tracks; you see theirs. Trust scoped per relationship.
Mutual aid mode
Temporarily federate two agencies' airspace pictures for the duration of an event. Stadium, motorcade, fly-over — pop it on, pop it off.
Historical detection database
Query past sightings by serial, location, time, or sensor. Build a pattern-of-life on a problem actor across weeks.
Private vs. shared views
Keep the full airspace picture on a C-UAS team-only map, or relay selected tracks to the incident map for every responder to see.
Many feeds in. One picture out. You decide who sees it.
Every supported sensor streams into the fusion engine in its native format. We normalize position, kinematics, and identity, then surface a single de-duplicated track per airframe to the views you’ve enabled — your C-UAS console, the incident map, your mutual-aid partners, or all three.
Sensors in
Normalize · de-duplicate · classify · tag · persist
ADS-B overlay · friend-or-foe registry · threat watchlist
Where it goes
Full airspace, analyst-only
Selected tracks for responders
Per-relationship trust scope
Plug in what you already own.
Native integrations for the C-UAS hardware and software public safety teams are already deploying. New providers added quarterly — and an open protocol so you can integrate the rest.
- DJI AeroscopeRF detection
- Anduril SentryAI + radar
- DroneShield RfPatrolRF detection
- Echodyne EchoGuardRadar
- AeroDefense AirWardenRF detection
- DedroneRF + visual
- DronetagRemote ID
- Remote ID receiversASTM F3411
- Open protocolBring your own
- Skydio X10 / X10DDFR + tactical
- DJI Matrice M30T / M350Public safety
- DJI Mavic 3 EnterprisePatrol + recon
- ADS-B (manned aircraft)FAA feed
- FAA LAANC requestsAuthorized ops
- Generic MAVLinkCustom airframes
Don’t see your stack? Ask us about integrating it.
Spin up a 30-day Airspace workspace right now.
No procurement loop, no integration meeting — fill out the form and your agency has its own NetixOps workspace at demo-yourAgency.netixops.com with every module on, including Airspace's full ADS-B, Remote ID, and UAS-detection stack.
Built for mutual aid. From the first sensor up.
Drone threats don’t respect jurisdiction lines. NetixOps Airspace was designed assuming the agencies next door are part of the response — sharing, federating, and learning from each other’s sensor data without ever leaving the platform.
Push detections to neighbors
If a tagged airframe crosses into the next jurisdiction, their analysts inherit the warning without anyone making a phone call.
Per-relationship trust scope
Share only the tracks you choose, with the agencies you choose, for the time window you choose. No more, no less.
Regional threat database
Every shared detection enriches a regional pattern-of-life record — query historical sightings of a serial across all participating agencies.
Watchlist propagation
Tag a serial once. The label rides along to every mutual-aid partner reading the feed, so a known bad actor lights up the moment it’s seen anywhere.
See your own airspace fused on one screen.
Stand up a self-serve workspace today, or have us bring your C-UAS feeds, ADS-B, and your fleet into a sandbox on a 30-minute call. Either path lands in the same workspace.