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Yes—under the June 6, 2025 Restoring American Airspace Sovereignty Executive Order, state, local, trial and territorial (SLTT) agencies and critical-infrastructure managers can apply for federal funding to acquire drone detection, tracking, or counter-UAS systems

Yes. Our solution is manufacturer agnostic and capable of detecting all types of drones including DIY and Wi-Fi.

By picking up the RF signals that the controller transmits to communicate with the drone, we can locate the operator.  Signal Detection: The drone controller sends commands to the drone through a radio signal, usually on specific frequencies like 2.4 GHz or 5.8 GHz, which are commonly used for remote control communications.  

Signal Analysis: The system analyzes the characteristics of the signal, such as frequency, signal strength, modulation type, and other patterns that positively match those used by drone controllers. Location Estimation: The system triangulates the signal source by measuring the angle of arrival (AOA) or time difference of arrival (TDOA) at each receiver to determine the approximate location of the drone controller / operator.

Our system does not use demodulation. We assess the physical characteristics of the RF signal (protocol layer) to determine the type of craft (i.e. drone) and other location attributes like latitude, longitude, altitude, elevation, speed, etc.

The FCC (Federal Communications Commission) regulates the transmission of radio frequency signals to prevent interference with other communication systems, such as cellular networks, Wi-Fi, radio, and emergency services. Since our system relies on passive RF sensing, it does not actively transmit RF signals, only receives and analyzes ambient signals. This does not impact the licensed or unlicensed frequency bands managed by the FCC, making it exempt from the strict transmission regulations that apply to active RF devices like radars or Wi-Fi routers.

Our technology is designed, developed, and manufactured in the US.

Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations require advanced monitoring capabilities since operators cannot visually track drones. Hidden Level’s system, powered by DaaS, enhances situational awareness, providing continuous real-time data that supports these operations by keeping airspace safe and secure.

DaaS is a cloud-based solution that allows users to access, manage, and analyze data in real-time without requiring extensive on-site, customer owned hardware. In CUAS systems, DaaS is used to provide continuous monitoring and threat detection in airspace, ensuring drones are tracked and mitigated effectively.

Hidden Level provides multiple user interface options. Hidden Level can provide our internally developed display which consists of a modern web-based interface accessible from the internet as well as a mobile application version supported on iOS and Android devices. Alternatively, you can integrate into a GIS system of your choice via a secure API connection.

Hidden Level’s solution offers comprehensive real-time coverage, instant identification of operator locations, and the ability to leverage both live and historical data. Additionally, it allows for easy integration with existing security systems, custom alerting zones, and no hardware maintenance costs.

By allowing users to set up custom zones within their airspace, Hidden Level ensures that specific areas of concern are monitored closely. The alerting system notifies security teams in real-time when any unauthorized activity occurs in these zones, providing an additional layer of security.