Isradrone
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Isradrone Direct ยท Security & Aerial Patrol

Aerial Security and Patrol by Drone, in Real Time

Perimeter monitoring of industrial, logistics and agricultural sites, thermal night patrol and autonomous 24/7 security drones. We connect you to CAA-licensed operators, including night-flight and beyond-visual-line-of-sight (BVLOS) permits.

  • 100% CAA commercial license (CAAI)
  • Active commercial third-party insurance
  • Response within one business day

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Tell us what you need. Within one business day we'll match you with a licensed, insured operator, no obligation.

100%
Commercially licensed pilots and companies
License + insurance
Verified per operator
LiDAR ยท RTK ยท Thermal
Advanced equipment and sensors
Nationwide
Coverage across Israel

Who this service is built for

Industrial & logistics sites

Perimeter monitoring, night patrol and rapid incident response.

Farms & rural estates

Real-time protection of open, isolated areas.

Events & gatherings

Aerial observation, crowd control and overhead documentation.

Institutions & critical infrastructure

Thermal detection, intrusion identification and continuous monitoring.

Deep technical knowledge

Why a security drone complements a ground guard post

Fixed cameras and guards on the ground cover defined points, but there are always dead zones and corners out of view. A security drone provides a continuous overhead picture of the entire compound, reaches an anomaly within seconds, and lets the control room make a precise decision before moving a ground force. On large, isolated sites, that is the difference between a response in minutes and a response in seconds.

Manned patrol vs. an autonomous drone-in-a-box

There are two models. In the first, a licensed pilot arrives and flies a patrol or mission, as a single or managed service. In the second, an autonomous drone-in-a-box system is installed on site: it launches on its own by schedule or in response to an alert, flies a route, lands and recharges without an operator on site. The autonomous system provides 24/7 coverage, suits large and isolated sites, and integrates with a control room and AI that detects anomalies in real time.

Night flight and BVLOS: what is allowed and who is licensed

Most of the value in security is at night with a thermal camera, and night flight requires a special operation authorisation from the CAA, granted to licensed pilots only. An autonomous system or wide perimeter monitoring also requires a further authorisation for flight beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS), and in sensitive areas advance airspace coordination is required too. Not every pilot holds these authorisations. We connect you only to companies that hold them where the mission requires it, and insured.

Aerial security capabilities

  • Radiometric thermal camera for detecting presence in darkness and smoke
  • Optical zoom for remote identification and documentation
  • Live video streaming directly to the control room (SOC)
  • Autonomous drone-in-a-box for 24/7 operation
  • Automatic launch in response to a ground-sensor alert
  • AI-based real-time anomaly detection
  • Night flight and BVLOS under a CAA permit

Deliverables you receive

Live video stream
RTMP / HLS
Thermal footage
Radiometric
Incident report
PDF / MP4
Patrol log & routes
GPX / CSV

Equipment and sensors used

Thermal sensorOptical camera
Night visionDetects heat signature in total darknessDepends on ambient light
Presence detectionHeat signature of a person or vehicleVisual detail and precise identification
Best forNight patrol and intrusion detectionDaytime documentation and observation

How much does a drone security service cost

Aerial security is priced by service model, not at a flat rate. These are the common pricing models; the precise quote comes free through the marketplace after a site fit assessment.

Single patrol or missionPer mission
Managed patrol serviceMonthly retainer
Autonomous drone-in-a-box systemSetup + subscription
What affects the price
  • Site size and perimeter length
  • Hours of operation (day, night or 24/7)
  • Level of autonomy (on-site pilot vs. autonomous system)
  • Need for night flight, thermal imaging and BVLOS
  • Integration with an existing control room and guard array
Regulatory and airspace coordination

Every flight is coordinated in advance with the required authorities, and in restricted areas that includes security clearance and NOTAM issuance as needed. The operators in the network handle the bureaucracy, so the project starts on time and fully approved.

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Frequently asked questions

Every pilot in the network is verified for a valid CAA UAS pilot license, and note that the license expires after two years and must be renewed. We also check for a special operation authorisation wherever the mission requires one, such as night flight, flight beyond visual line of sight, agricultural spraying or operating over a person, plus an active third-party insurance policy. We won't connect you to an unlicensed or uninsured party, which is exactly the point of the marketplace: to screen on your behalf.

Do you operate drones yourself?

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