Integrated Drone Awareness

Easily Get Connected Using

Device Manager

Edge View is free to use for drone monitoring even without your own Edge Scout sensor. But if you have an Edge Scout, connecting it to our sensor network by using Edge View's Device Manager couldn't be easier.

-Connect and manage your Edge Scout sensors

-View your device's info and upgrade as new firmware becomes available

-Edit the name of your device

Monitor and Evaluate Detailed Detections

Detections in Edge View are displayed in near-real time and provide a high level of flight and operator information.

-Get the position of the drone and operator, flight path, drone and receiver serial numbers, UAS ID, approximate altitude, horizontal and vertical speed, and drone make and model, if available.

-With a paid Pro account in Edge View you can tag any friendly or known drones of your choosing. Known drones show up as blue icons on the map and also allow you to tag the drone with additional data.

Geofencing for Persistent Watch

and Notifications

The geofencing feature in Edge View allows users to define specific geographic areas of interest on the map. When a drone enters or exits these predefined zones, Edge View can trigger real-time notifications via SMS or email to alert users of potential unauthorized drone activity.

-Send notifications to up to five of your team members for any designated region

-Draw your custom geofence using a radius or a polygon of the perimeter of your AOR

-Geofence breaches are saved and are exportable in a .pdf report and KML flight path for any reporting needs

Automate Breach Reporting

Once you have set up a geofence in Edge View, any time a drone enters or exits the defined area, a breach event is automatically logged. Users can then generate detailed breach reports that include the time and date of the breach, drone and operator details, flight path, and other associated metadata. These reports can be exported in various formats for further analysis or record-keeping.

-Automatically generated breach reports are immediately available post-flight for any geofence

-A KML flight path is also automatically generated for each breach event for convenient export to your GIS of choice, such as ArcGIS or Google Earth

Uniquely Tag Your Own

and Other Known Drones

It is important for your Team's airspace awareness that you can differentiate between friendly and nuisance, or potentially hostile, drones. Edge View allows you to tag any friendly or known drones you choose. Known drones appear as blue icons on the map, and Edge View also lets you tag them with additional data.

-Choose a drone you would like to tag while it is being detected, or manually add your drones by adding their serial numbers

-Drones identified as 'known' are distinctly shown on the map in a blue color

-You can choose to exclude your 'known' drones from breach reporting

Map Features

In addition to the street, satellite, and Aeronautical base maps, other important information layers can be enabled within Edge View. These layers are continuously updated to provide critical context for drone operations and airspace management.

-Layers include temporary flight restrictions, prohibited areas, national security flight restrictions, and other facility restrictions

-Layer objects can be selected to expand on restriction details such as location ID, NOTAM key, facility information, flight ceiling, start and end date, and more

-The layer objects can conveniently be selected and used for geofencing and notifications