For border surveillance
IronView Border
Eyes in the sky, from one end of the border to the other. IronView Border is the AI platform that brings together cameras and sensors from drones and HAPS, interprets what they capture—including interference—and alerts you only to what matters. Plus, drones and HAPS extend the network to your teams in areas without coverage.
Drones + HAPS
Low- and High-Altitude Surveillance
Connectivity
Wireless coverage where the network doesn't reach
Spectrum
Interference Detection and Response
No clouds
AI runs on your own devices
01 · How It Works
Three layers, one vision.
A border is too vast to monitor solely from the ground, and it often crosses areas without coverage. IronView Border operates at three different heights simultaneously.
High altitude
HAPS
They keep a close watch, leaving no gaps
They provide continuous coverage over large areas and extend the network to devices in areas without coverage.
Low altitude
Drones
They focus on the details
When something requires attention, a drone goes to the location to identify it and show what's happening.
On the ground
Patrols
Connected and Informed
They receive important information verbally and remain in contact even in isolated areas. The decision is always up to the operator.
IronView Border brings the three layers together: it collects data from cameras and sensors, interprets it, and alerts you only to what matters.
02 · In Service
Where it makes a difference.
Land borders
Continuous monitoring of large areas, including mountainous or hard-to-reach terrain.
Coasts and Maritime Borders
Monitoring of vessels and the coastline from the air, with alerts for any anomalies.
Presence in Restricted Areas
Early detection of movement in areas where there should be no activity.
Patrols in Areas Without Coverage
Communications for teams deployed in areas beyond the reach of commercial networks.
Jamming and Electronic Warfare
Spectrum monitoring to detect interference and respond before the link is lost.
People at Risk at the Border
Locating people who need help in remote areas, day and night.
03 · What Makes It Different
Designed for extensive borders, not for a single point.
Six design decisions that set IronView Border apart from a conventional aerial surveillance system.
01
Persistent surveillance from high altitude
HAPS remain over the area for long periods and cover large areas at a time.
Instead of short flights that leave gaps unguarded.
02
Drones Where Detail Is Needed
When something requires attention, a drone flies over to identify it and show what's going on.
Instead of dispatching a patrol to check on every report.
03
Communications Where There Is No Network Coverage
Drones and HAPS provide wireless coverage to patrols and field teams.
Instead of isolated teams in areas without coverage.
04
Pay Attention to the Spectrum
It detects interference and electronic warfare activity and enables a response to them.
Instead of detecting interference after the connection has already been lost.
05
It talks to you—it doesn't show you another screen
Voice prompts and natural-language questions—with your hands and eyes free.
Instead of more images in a console that someone has to review.
06
The data does not leave the system
AI runs on your own devices, without the cloud: your data remains under your control.
Instead of third-party services that process sensitive information outside of your control.
A border has no set hours.
Nor is their surveillance.
04 · Predictive AI
He stays one step ahead of the action.
IronView Border learns from what happens along each section of the border to anticipate where and when surveillance will be needed. Using your data and on your devices.
Patterns by Region
Each section has its own pace
Find out at what times, along which routes, and under what lighting or weather conditions the activity occurs.
Preventive Deployment
Before it happens
It suggests where to deploy drones and HAPS during each time slot. The operator makes the decision.
Recurring Interference
The specter also warns
It recognizes electronic warfare patterns and anticipates where the link might be compromised.
05 · Safety and Trust
Designed for missions that leave no room for error.
Information subject to a confidentiality agreement. Due to the nature of the industry, IronView’s technical information is not publicly available. We share documentation, functional specifications, and demonstrations with border control agencies, units, and qualified system integrators.
Certified processes at every level
When it comes to security, information protection is not an afterthought—it is a prerequisite. Our processes are certified under the National Security Scheme (MEDIUM category) and ISO 27001, and are independently audited to the same rigorous standards we apply to every AI model we deploy.
Data Sovereignty and Compliance
IronView Border is designed to ensure that operational information remains within the system and under the customer’s control, with the aim of integrating into the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) interoperability chains and the national information security framework. The specific scope of compliance is defined and validated with each customer based on the mission and use case.
Resilience is a requirement, not an option.
The decision is always a human one.
06 · Frequently Asked Questions
About IronView Border.
What is a HAPS?
These are high-altitude unmanned aerial vehicles (High Altitude Platform Systems) that operate above conventional air traffic and remain over an area for long periods of time. They carry cameras and sensors that IronView Border integrates, and they extend communications coverage much like a very tall antenna would.
How does it help patrol communications?
Drones and HAPS extend wireless coverage to deployed teams, allowing them to stay connected in areas not covered by commercial networks.
What do you do in the face of electronic warfare?
It monitors the spectrum to detect interference and hostile activity, alerts the operator, and allows for a response before the link is lost.
Does it work offline?
Yes. The AI runs on your own devices, without the cloud or third-party services, and remains operational even if the connection is disrupted.
How can we see a demonstration?
We respond to requests from identified organizations, departments, and system integrators. After signing a confidentiality agreement, we share documentation and arrange a demonstration.
07 · Contact
Let's talk about border security.
If you work for a border control agency, a unit, or a company in the sector and want to explore how to implement IronView Border, the quickest way is to have a conversation.
We respond to requests from verified organizations and sign a confidentiality agreement before going into detail.