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Receive passive visual or acoustic sensor signals from a controlled test area.
Avirel is exploring a passive airspace-intelligence prototype that combines visual and acoustic signals, separates possible drone activity from noise and prepares evidence for human review.

The purpose of the early lab is to understand whether multiple passive signals can create a more useful evidence trail than one sensor or one camera feed alone.
Receive passive visual or acoustic sensor signals from a controlled test area.
Separate drone-like activity from birds, vehicles, weather and environmental noise.
Assign a confidence level and preserve the supporting evidence.
Require a human operator to assess the event before any conclusion.
Each possible detection should show the zone, signal confidence, supporting timeline and review state. The current visuals demonstrate the intended interface; they do not represent a deployed or field-proven system.


A timestamped sequence of signals helps an operator understand what contributed to a possible detection.

Birds, weather and ordinary movement must be reviewed rather than hidden behind a confidence score.
Avirel Airspace Intelligence is not currently offered as an operational security product. The research does not include jamming, interception, neutralisation or autonomous action.
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