Ground based detect and alert system
Iris Automation pioneered Casia I and Casia X, the first on-board, autonomous commercial collision avoidance safety systems for unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). Casia G leverages the same AI and computer vision technology – but stationary – to detect aircraft as they approach your UAS operation.
Safety at the core
Protect airspace for uncrewed air vehicles and crewed aircraft to operate safely. Casia G features extremely high detection rates for reliable and predictable performance.
Detect intruder aircraft
Full optical, 360° field of view aircraft detection, classification (small plane, helicopter, drone, etc.) and alerting system
Gain situational awareness
Casia G can be integrated with your existing situational awareness tool to provide your Remote Pilot in Command (RPIC) access to all information from one system
Network for unlimited range
Leverage multiple Casia G nodes in the form of a mesh network to cover large areas and gain additional time to move UAS to safe zones
Operational assurance
Never tired, bored, or distracted – Casia G is a ground based surveillance system that continually monitors the airspace to ensure your UAS operation is safe from intruder aircraft.
Turnkey solution
Installation and maintenance provided by Iris Automation support engineers
Cost-effective
Low cost with minimal management overhead
Reserves UAS payload
Without the need for onboard safety sensors, UAS power and payload capacity is made available
Scalable operations
RPIC can manage multiple drones and increase the scope and efficiency of operations
No FCC approval required
Unlike radar, Casia G is a passive system and does not need an FCC approval
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Range: Unlimited for network, 2km average for single node
Temp: 0 to 60 degrees centigrade
Power: 45 Watts nominal, 60W peak
Weight: 4.2 kg
Conditions: Visual Meteorological Conditions day or night
Voltage: 12-36 V
Mount options: Various (wall, pole, etc.)
Footprint: 0.81 m2 per node
Let’s Get Started
Casia G has been tested in several Early Access Program trials across the United States and Canada. Beta installations are currently underway. To join the Beta program, please fill in the form below:
