Sector 07 · Airfields

Runways that need a perimeter that thinks.

Airside boundaries are long, flat, and — from the tower — impossible to watch continuously. Runway incursions, wildlife on the strip, and unauthorised approach vectors all live at the exact scale a single guard cannot walk.

Airfields site — Rakshak deployment context
Plate 01 · Modeled outcome · site engineering assumptions
IP54
Weather-hardened for continuous outdoor operation
How Rakshak deploys here

Sensor stack for this sector: Optical + thermal, DGCA-compliant flight profiles.

  1. 01

    Scheduled boundary patrols coordinated with tower operations.

  2. 02

    Runway and taxiway sweeps for wildlife and FOD.

  3. 03

    Perimeter thermal cover for after-hours approach detection.

  4. 04

    All flight operations engineered to DGCA BVLOS requirements.

Case study

A regional airport perimeter study

Boundary length, existing patrol arithmetic, and modeled autonomous coverage compared against a fixed guard baseline. The number that changed the conversation: how long a perimeter breach could persist before anyone saw it. Modeled outcome · site engineering assumptions.

Next step

Two weeks. One gate. A signed decision date.

A scoped, paid evaluation at a single zone or gate you choose, alongside your existing guards and CCTV. Success criteria, decision date, and contract price are agreed in a short evaluation agreement before we deploy. The deployment fee is credited in full against your first-year contract if you move forward. We run a limited number of evaluations per quarter.