Energy & utilities

One command centre for many protected sites.

DroneCore by Horizonte centralises drone detection across substations, terminals, plants and grid assets, turning many partial sensor feeds into one scalable, high-confidence monitoring picture.

Centralised monitoring
Multi-site
Detection confidence
Scored
Architecture
Scalable
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DroneCore by Horizonte · Energy & utilities
01Operational reality

More sensors don't automatically create better awareness.

01

Large geographic areas

Grid and production assets are spread across terrain that no single sensor position can cover.

02

Many facilities, many sensor mixes

Each substation or plant grows its own equipment, and nothing joins them into a national picture.

03

High-consequence incidents

A single incursion over an energy or process facility carries safety, security and continuity consequences.

04

Small security teams

Utility operators cannot watch dozens of consoles or chase repeated false alerts around the clock.

02What changes

One correlated picture, built from what you already operate.

Centralised monitoring

All sites report into one operational picture with per-site and portfolio views.

Higher detection confidence

Independent sensor types corroborate each other before an alert reaches an operator.

Fewer false alarms

AI classification separates drones from birds, weather and industrial clutter.

Scalable architecture

Add sites and sensors without redesigning the monitoring model.

03Example deployment

National energy operator monitoring multiple sites from one command centre.

  1. 01

    Ingest

    Site-local RF sensors, radar and cameras feed edge instances at each facility.

  2. 02

    Correlate

    Edge nodes fuse local evidence into tracks and forward them to the central instance.

  3. 03

    Understand

    Central operators see all sites ranked by scored severity, not by raw detection volume.

  4. 04

    Decide

    Alerts flow into the PSIM and SOC tooling that the operator already runs.

04Integration examples

Designed to become part of the system — not another isolated system.

DroneCore by Horizonte is sensor-agnostic. It ingests from the equipment already deployed and publishes correlated tracks onward through documented APIs and open interfaces.

Detection

  • RF sensors
  • Radar
  • Acoustic

Visual

  • Cameras
  • Video management
  • PTZ cueing

Operations

  • PSIM platforms
  • SOC systems
  • SCADA-adjacent tooling
  • REST API
05Related case study
Case study · National energy operator

Dozens of sites, one watchfloor, far fewer false alerts.

A national operator deployed DroneCore at the edge of each facility and aggregated correlated tracks into a single command centre, letting a small team supervise the whole portfolio.

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Single picture
Multi-site
Deployment model
Edge + central
Nuisance alerts
Fewer
06Questions

Frequently asked

?Can DroneCore monitor several facilities from one location?

Yes. Edge instances fuse sensor evidence locally and forward correlated tracks to a central command centre view.

?Does it work with our PSIM or SOC platform?

DroneCore by Horizonte publishes alerts and tracks through documented REST and streaming interfaces designed for PSIM and SOC integration.

?How do you handle sites with different sensor mixes?

The fusion engine is sensor-agnostic, so each site can run whatever combination of radar, RF, EO/IR and acoustic equipment suits its terrain.

?Can it run without cloud connectivity?

Yes. On-premise and edge deployment are supported, including operation inside isolated OT or security domains.

07Next step

Request an Energy & Utilities Protection Review

We review your site portfolio and sensor coverage, and outline how DroneCore by Horizonte would centralise monitoring without replacing installed equipment.

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