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Alistair Oldbury
Alistair Oldbury is a co-founder of Uavity and leads everything it builds, from Wardglass and Uavity's sensors to the Uavity Fly app. He has built software across defence, the public sector and finance, and worked in the UK counter-drone industry before founding Uavity. He writes about drone detection, control room decision-making and what UK organisations can do about drones over their sites.
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SECTOR PLAYBOOKS ·
Drone detection for critical infrastructure: covering remote sites with a small teamPower, water and telecoms sites are large, remote and lightly staffed. How to plan drone detection coverage, alerts and records that work without adding people.
5 min read
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SEEING THE SKY ·
RF, radar or Remote ID: which drone detection does your site need?What Remote ID, RF detection, radar and cameras each see, where each falls short, and how to choose the mix of drone detection sensors that fits your site.
5 min read
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EVIDENCE AND ACCOUNTABILITY ·
What makes a drone incident record usable by policeA usable drone incident record is complete, timed, original and accounted for. What to capture during a sighting, and how to hand it to the police quickly.
4 min read
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DECIDING UNDER PRESSURE ·
Why one drone shouldn't create a dozen alertsEvery sensor that sees a drone can raise its own alarm. Why that buries a control room, and how fusing detections into one ranked track helps your team decide.
5 min read