See the drone.
Ignore the bird.
Falcon Eye is the EO/IR perception engine for counter-drone systems — detecting, classifying and tracking small aerial objects in real time, and rejecting the false alarms that get systems switched off. The brain, not the box.
The brain, not the box.
We don't build the system. We build the one layer that's underbuilt and rising in value — and license it to the people who own the rest.
Built for the physics of a drone at range — not generic object detection.
At the distances that matter, a drone is a handful of pixels and a bird looks just like it. Falcon Eye is engineered for exactly that regime.
Motion-first detection
Finds targets at a few pixels by reading motion against the background, where appearance models collapse.
Bird discrimination
Separates powered, rigid flight from a flapping bird on the track itself — so an alert actually means something.
Real-time at the edge
Runs on the sensor, on Jetson-class compute, within a tactical power budget — no cloud round-trip.
Interoperable by default
Emits standard tracks (Cursor-on-Target) straight into any command picture. No lock-in, no rip-and-replace.
Radar and RF are mature. The camera isn't — yet.
In a modern counter-drone stack, radar and RF detection carry decades of signal-processing investment. The camera is still treated as a confirmation device for a human to glance at — not an intelligent sensor.
Falcon Eye closes that gap. A sensor-agnostic AI layer that sits above your detection hardware and below your command picture, turning a commodity EO/IR feed into a reliable, discriminating track source.
Built to be licensed, not sold as a system.
Falcon Eye is a component. You own the kill chain, the certification, and the customer relationship — we provide the perception you'd rather not build.
Best-of-breed EO/IR AI
Drop a discriminating vision layer into your C-UAS architecture without standing up a computer-vision team.
A licensable core
Indigenous counter-drone capability that doesn't depend on a foreign prime owning your perception stack.
Move up the stack
Turn a "dumb" EO/IR camera into an intelligent sensor and differentiate on detection, not just optics.
Request the technical briefing.
We're in pre-launch and working with a small number of design partners. Tell us who you are and we'll share performance data, the integration spec, and a path to a pilot — under NDA, with qualified partners.