Mapped trajectory
The complete flight path is drawn on a map — where the drone came from, where it went, and how it behaved over the protected area.
SkyKraken
Most systems tell you a drone is there. SkyKraken builds the case. On demand, it turns any detected flight into a complete, tamper-evident forensic dossier — designed to be handed to an authority.
A SkyKraken dossier captures everything an investigator needs: the aircraft identity and unique device ID, the full trajectory drawn on a map, the remote pilot position and take-off point, altitude and speed, the threat assessment and a timestamped chronology.
Timestamps are expressed in the local time zone of the capture site, so the record reflects exactly when and where the incursion happened.
The complete flight path is drawn on a map — where the drone came from, where it went, and how it behaved over the protected area.
The dossier records the operator's location and the take-off point — the evidence that ties the incursion to a person, not just a device.
A tamper-evident fingerprint guarantees the document has not been altered. Change one value and it no longer matches — authenticity is verifiable.
Each dossier contains the aircraft identity, the full flight trajectory drawn on a map, the pilot position and take-off point, altitude and speed, a threat assessment, a timestamped chronology and an integrity fingerprint that proves the document has not been altered.
The dossier is designed to be handed to an authority such as police or courts. It is timestamped in the local time zone of the capture site and carries a tamper-evident integrity fingerprint, so its authenticity can be verified.
Every dossier includes a cryptographic integrity fingerprint. If a single value in the document changes, the fingerprint no longer matches — which reveals tampering and confirms authenticity.