SkyKraken

See the drone.Identify the pilot.Prove the incursion.

Passive radio-frequency drone detection, designed in Mérignac. SkyKraken listens without emitting, names the drone, finds the person flying it and seals every flight as evidence.

Available · sale or rental

SkyKraken Mobile

The case you carry, open and switch on. In seconds it identifies the drones around you and puts the drone and its pilot on the map. Everything runs locally: no internet, no connection.

  • IdentificationDJI model and serial number, drone, pilot and take-off. European Remote ID over WiFi and Bluetooth.
  • AlertsA voice announces each new drone and every zone intrusion.
  • EvidencePDF dossier per flight, SHA-256 fingerprint, USB export.
First series · built to order

SkyKraken Horizon

A fixed station on a mast that watches your site 24 hours a day and talks directly to your systems: C2, video management, PTZ cameras, radar and loudspeakers.

  • RangeUp to 10 km in line of sight on clear terrain, measured on your site during the trial.
  • InstallationOne network cable for power and data, on your existing masts.
  • IntegrationREST and WebSocket API, webhooks, MQTT. Connectors for Milestone, Genetec, ONVIF and your C2.
Pre-order · delivery in 10 to 12 weeks

SkyKraken SK-1

FPV drones fly fast and low, with no identifier and no Remote ID. The SK-1 warns the agent on the ground and shows them what the drone sees.

  • Bands1.2 · 3.3 · 5.8 · 6.5 GHz, on 4 channels
  • Screen7" under a sun hood, with the drone’s analog FPV video.
  • FieldAbout 1 kg, shock corners, battery charged over USB-C, 100 % passive.
In development · pilot programme

SkyKraken Eyes

Software that turns the cameras you already own into drone detectors, inside Genetec Security Center and Milestone XProtect. With Trace, every detection becomes a sealed evidence file.

  • Video inRTSP from your VMS or straight from ONVIF cameras.
  • Alerts outAlarms in Milestone and Genetec, webhook and MQTT for the rest.
  • HardwareNothing new to install: runs on your servers, on site.

1 Nov 2026New reporting rule

The interministerial instruction against malicious drones (order of 22 October 2026) asks sites to report any unauthorised overflight to the Interior Ministry’s national centralisation point within 6 hours. SkyKraken keeps everything that report needs: time, positions, model, serial number, trajectory and threat level.

How evidence works

0

radio emission: fully passive

10km

Horizon range, up to, in line of sight

4

FPV bands watched by the SK-1

6h

to report an overflight: the file is ready

100%

local: no cloud, no connection

Three questions, answered in seconds.

Most security teams learn about a drone after the fact. SkyKraken reads the radio link every drone depends on. Scroll: the map answers each question in turn.

01Detect

Is there a drone?

Passive listening to the radio link between drone and remote control, and to the Remote ID broadcast. Nothing is emitted, and no line of sight is needed.

02Identify

Which drone?

Make, model and serial number for DJI drones; identifier for European Remote ID. Altitude, speed, heading and trajectory, live.

03Locate

Where is the pilot?

Radio is the only technology that reveals the operator. SkyKraken maps the pilot and the take-off point so teams head for the person, not just the aircraft.

Passive. Silent. It sees what radar can’t.

SkyKraken listens to the spectrum instead of transmitting into it. Passive detection needs no licence, causes no interference, warns no one, and still sees a drone hidden behind a building.

Radio expertise is our core. Every product in the range, from the case to camera software, is built on it, and our engineers adapt the outputs to the systems you already run.

  • Passive

    Emits nothing: no licence, no interference, undetectable by the drone.

  • No line of sight

    Works in dense urban terrain where radar and cameras are blind.

  • Pilot location

    The only modality that shows where the operator is standing.

This is what our expertise looks like.

Every drone talks to its pilot over radio. Our engineers read each signature across the spectrum: FPV carriers on 1.2, 5.8 and 6.5 GHz, DJI OcuSync hopping and Remote ID beacons on 2.4 GHz. That is how SkyKraken names a drone without ever transmitting.

A drone enters the zone. Your systems respond on their own.

Horizon gives your radar, cameras, C2 and loudspeakers what they are missing: the identity of the drone and the position of its pilot. Each connector is developed by SkyKraken and delivered tested on your platform.

  1. Radar

    Detects and tracks a target.

  2. Horizon

    Identifies it: DJI Mavic 3, serial number, pilot at 420 m.

  3. PTZ camera

    Turns to the drone, then to the pilot, to remove doubt.

  4. C2 / VMS

    Raises a “high” alarm with the identity and the map.

  5. Loudspeakers

    Broadcast the alert message in the zone concerned.

An open API, in your formats.

Tracks, identities, positions, threat levels and zones, over REST and a WebSocket stream. Webhooks, MQTT, VMS events or your C2’s format: we adapt the output. WGS 84 positions, UTC timestamps, stable track identifiers, authenticated access.

ConnectorWhat it does
C2 and tactical pictureEach detection creates a track, event or alarm with position, identity and threat level.
Video managementAlarms in Milestone, Genetec or your VMS, with the drone’s identity.
PTZ camerasAutomatic pointing at the drone, then the pilot (ONVIF).
Radar fusionEach radar track receives the drone’s identity and its pilot’s position.
Alert broadcastMessage played over your loudspeakers by zone and threat level.
"event": "track.zone_entered",
"track_id": "hz-0427",
"time_utc": "2026-11-01T21:14:07.412Z",
"identity": {
  "make": "DJI", "model": "Mavic 3",
  "serial": "1581F5FHD23A0098",
  "source": "dji"
},
"drone": { "lat": 44.8361, "lon": -0.6931,
           "alt_m": 118, "speed_ms": 12.4, "heading": 251 },
"pilot": { "lat": 44.8188, "lon": -0.6591 },
"zone": "site-north", "whitelisted": false,
"threat": { "score": 78, "level": "high",
            "reasons": ["zone_entry", "approach"] }

WebSocket · example messageIllustrative values

Integration details

Not just an alert. A case file.

Every flight is classified, filed by date and documented. The threat score from 0 to 100 explains itself rule by rule: zone, altitude, speed, approach, night flight. The dossier carries a SHA-256 fingerprint so the chain of custody holds.

  • Explained threat

    Four levels, low to critical, with the reasons written out.

  • Calendar of flights

    Find any flight by date, export one flight or a whole period.

  • Handed over on USB

    A PDF dossier ready for the investigators.

Evidence dossier

Flight 2026-11-01 · 0427
Aircraft
DJI Mavic 3 · SN 1581F5FHD23A0098
Pilot
44.8188° N 0.6591° W
Take-off
44.8211° N 0.6635° W
Max altitude
118 m
Threat
78 · HIGH · zone entry, approach
  1. 21:11:52 UTCFirst radio contact, identified
  2. 21:12:06 UTCPilot and take-off located
  3. 21:14:07 UTCEntry into protected zone “site-north”
  4. 21:19:40 UTCLanding at take-off point
SHA-256 · integrity verified
a3f9c2e1b7d40c5e…91d24e7c8f02

Illustrative dossier

Built for those who protect.

One technology, four ways to deploy it, from a concert set up in an afternoon to an airport watched around the clock.

Events and temporary sites

Concerts, sport, official visits, building sites: Mobile is in place in minutes, with no installation, and SK-1 covers the agents around the crowd.

Sensitive sites

Prisons, energy, industry, airports: Horizon watches the perimeter 24/7, and Eyes puts the cameras you already own to work.

Law enforcement

Patrols and large gatherings: head for the pilot, and hand investigators a dossier they can use.

See the use cases

Drone detection, answered.

How does SkyKraken detect drones?

With passive radio-frequency detection. SkyKraken listens to the signals drones and their remote controls exchange, emits nothing, and works without line of sight.

Can SkyKraken locate the pilot?

Yes. For DJI drones, SkyKraken shows the positions of the drone, the pilot and the take-off point, with the model and serial number. Drones broadcasting European Remote ID are identified as well.

Which product should I choose?

Mobile for events and temporary sites, Horizon for permanent sites that need integration, SK-1 for agents facing FPV drones, Eyes to add drone detection to the cameras you already have. Many sites combine them.

Does it integrate with our C2, VMS and radar?

Horizon exposes a REST and WebSocket API, webhooks and MQTT. We develop the connectors for your C2, Milestone or Genetec, ONVIF PTZ cameras, radar fusion and alert broadcast, and deliver them tested on your platform.

Does it work without internet?

Yes. Everything runs locally. The Mobile case works with no internet and no connection, with an offline map of all of France, and your data stays in the case.

What evidence do we get?

For every flight, a PDF dossier with the classification reasons, trajectory, timestamped chronology and a SHA-256 fingerprint for the chain of custody, exported on USB.

Let’s fly a drone over your site.

We start with a demonstration in real conditions, in front of your teams, with a drone in the air. Then a first site, built with you and measured against your own references.

Request a demonstration
Hosni Ben Hassen, founder
contact@skykraken.fr
Cockpit Bordeaux Technowest
58 avenue Marcel Dassault, 33700 Mérignac, France
Every enquiry is handled with discretion.