A near-miss drone flight over a crowd of 10,000 at Newport’s Fort Adams State Park sparked Rhode Island’s move toward a statewide drone detection strategy. What began as a response to one high-risk incident evolved into a coordinated airspace intelligence program designed to improve visibility, agency coordination, and public safety.

SkySafe helped a leading aerospace company move from limited visual awareness and delayed manual response to real-time airspace intelligence, reducing response time from 20 minutes to 2–3 minutes while improving launch-day coordination, operational continuity, and protection of mission-critical infrastructure.

The University of Louisiana at Monroe uses SkySafe to gain real-time airspace visibility, distinguish authorized university drone flights from unauthorized activity, and support public safety operations with actionable intelligence.

University of Illinois Police Department used SkySafe to monitor and respond to drone activity across major campus events and facilities. The platform helped officers quickly locate operators, reduce unauthorized drone incidents, and improve event security through real-time airspace awareness.

Surrounding every game day, the University of Illinois leverages SkySafe to detect unauthorized drones, prevent game disruptions, and keep its campus safe.

SkySafe enhances the security of the Farmer’s Insurance Open at Torrey Pines with full situational awareness and real-time alerts for immediate action.