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Flight-line awareness, day and night.
Military airfields operate around the clock, often with fewer people on the ground than the mission needs. AeroTwin gives a base continuous vision of the flight line, perimeter and critical infrastructure — with thermal for night and low visibility.
- Coverage
- 360°
- Tracked GSE
- No GPS
- Alerts
- 1 open
The challenge
What gets in the way today
FOD threatens every sortie
Debris on runways and taxiways puts jet engines — and missions — at risk.
Large perimeters, limited manpower
Fences, fuel, power and restricted areas can't be watched in person all the time.
Equipment visibility
Support equipment moves constantly, and trackers add emitters and maintenance.
Use cases
What AeroTwin does for defense
Start with one use case and add more on the same cameras.
- 01
Better Inspections
FOD walks and airfield checks backed by 360° coverage from base vehicles, with thermal for night operations.
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Remote Monitoring
Perimeter, fuel, power and restricted areas watched continuously — intrusion and overheating flagged as they happen.
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Asset Tracking (No GPS)
Support equipment located by vision — no tags or emitters fitted to the equipment.
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True SMS
Flight-line safety hazards detected and logged with evidence for the base safety office.
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Gate Turnaround Time
Aircraft turns on the flight line timed step by step, to support sortie generation.
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Digital Twin
One live picture of the airfield for base operations.
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How it fits
Planned around your security requirements
Every defense deployment is scoped with the base and its security team:
- Data stays where you need it — processing can run at the edge, on site.
- Sensor choice is checked against export-control rules for each country.
- Camera placement is approved with the base before installation.
- Integration with existing base systems is scoped per programme.
Built for base operations, airfield management, force protection and safety offices.
Common questions
Can imagery stay on the base?
Deployments are designed around your data requirements, including processing at the edge so imagery doesn't need to leave the site. We'll work through the details with your security team.
Does it work at night?
Yes — thermal and near-infrared cameras cover the airfield in darkness and low visibility, alongside RGB by day.
Are the thermal sensors export-controlled?
Often, yes. Sensor choice is checked against the relevant export-control rules for each country as part of planning.
See AeroTwin for defense
Tell us about your operation and we'll show the use cases that fit it best.