Wearable drone early warning
You hear the drone
too late. Your wrist
knows first.
Auspex One watches the radio spectrum around your principal and tells you what is overhead — the drone type, the band, how strong the signal is — with a silent pulse on your wrist. No siren. No flashing light. Nothing that tells the operator you noticed.
Simulated wrist display
Built for the detail, not the control room
Three things a detector on your belt will not do.
It names the aircraft
Not "signal present." Auspex One reports the drone type and the frequency band, so you can tell a neighbour filming a wedding from something flying a pattern over your principal.
Only you get the alert
The warning arrives as vibration on the wrist. Nothing audible, nothing visible to a crowd, and no signal to the drone operator that the detail has seen them.
A watch, not a brick
The alert lives on a watch you already know how to wear. Under a cuff, through a suit sleeve, in a receiving line — it works where a handheld unit stays in the vehicle.
The chain
Sensor, translator, wrist.
Three links. The middle one is what we build — and it is why the sensor at the front can be replaced without changing anything you have learned.
The sensor listens
A passive radio receiver picks up the control and video links that drones transmit. It receives only. Nothing is emitted, nothing is jammed, nothing is interfered with.
Auspex translates
Raw detections from the sensor are normalised into one clear threat picture: type, band, strength. Different sensors speak different languages; the operator only ever sees one.
Your wrist decides
Only what matters reaches you, as a distinct silent pattern. You keep your eyes on the principal and your hands free — the intelligence arrives through skin, not a screen.
Straight answers
What it is, and what it is not.
Receive-only
Auspex One detects. It does not jam, spoof or transmit against an aircraft — activity that is tightly restricted across the EU.
Detector-independent
The operator layer is designed so the sensor can be swapped as the threat changes. Your team's training does not get thrown away with the hardware.
Not a no-fly bubble
It will not stop a drone. It buys you the seconds to move, to shield, or to change the route — which is the decision you were going to have to make anyway.
Not a radar
A drone that transmits nothing at all is outside what any radio detector sees. We would rather tell you that now than after the event.
Used by details protecting
Rental first
Take it out on one job before you buy anything.
Auspex One rents by the event or by the weekend. Run it on a detail you already have booked, see what the spectrum over your venue actually looks like, and decide afterwards. No purchase, no integration project, no commitment beyond the dates you book.