Major Events

Event airspace security, deployed in hours

Stadiums, summits and festivals need temporary low-altitude defense — up fast, gone clean, with a record of everything that happened in between.

Threat

No permanent infrastructure

The venue exists for one weekend. Defense must arrive with the crew and leave with it — no construction, no site works.

Threat

Crowds directly below

Jamming a drone over a packed crowd means an uncontrolled falling object. Response has to be surgical, not blunt.

Threat

Last-minute threat picture

Organizers learn of drone risks late. Procurement cycles of months are useless; deployment needs to be measured in hours.

Response configuration

How NetClear stands watch here

Every deployment is a tuned combination of sensors, interceptors and workflow integration.

Detection

  • Rapid-deploy optical (EO/IR) and acoustic kits — operational within hours
  • Temporary geofences over the venue, stage and VIP zones
  • Live air picture for event command staff on any screen

Response

  • Net-capture interceptors remove drones without debris raining on crowds
  • No RF emissions that could disrupt broadcast and comms systems
  • Post-event evidence package for organizers and insurers

Integration

Runs alongside event command, security and local authorities with defined escalation lanes.

Hours

from arrival to operational watch

Zero

falling debris — capture, not jamming

Full

post-event incident reporting

Protect your major events site

Tell us what you are protecting — we will map a sensor and interceptor configuration to your site.

FAQ

Common questions

How fast can a temporary deployment stand up?+

The rapid-deploy kit — optical and acoustic sensors plus net-capture interceptors — is operational within hours of arrival, with no permanent installation or site works.

Is it safe to intercept drones above a crowd?+

Yes. Net-capture physically secures the drone and lowers the risk of falling debris compared to jamming, where the aircraft drops uncontrolled. Interception zones are planned against crowd geography.