DAURALIS provides AI-driven counter-drone security systems for data centres, using a passive sensor stack that is fully legal for private operators. The system detects, intercepts, and neutralises drone threats through acoustic, optical, and thermal sensors, without relying on restricted technologies like radar or jammers. This addresses the growing risk of physical drone strikes on critical infrastructure, a threat that has already targeted major hyperscalers.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Data centres, which carry trillions in global commerce, are increasingly vulnerable to physical drone strikes, yet most lack any active defence. A single low-cost kamikaze drone can disable a facility worth hundreds of millions, and the threat is escalating with recent attacks on hyperscalers and named targeting of tech companies. Private operators face legal paralysis because most effective counter-drone technologies, such as radar and RF jammers, are restricted or illegal for civilian use.
Solution
DAURALIS deploys an AI-driven counter-drone system purpose-built for data centres, offering a fully legal and compliant defence solution. The system uses a passive sensor stack—combining acoustic, optical, and thermal sensors—to detect, intercept, and neutralise drone threats without relying on restricted signals. This approach is 100% legal for private sites from day one, requiring no spectrum licences. By providing a lawful alternative to prohibited technologies, DAURALIS enables data centre operators to protect their facilities from physical attacks that bypass traditional cybersecurity measures.
Target Audience
Primary customers are data centre operators and owners of critical infrastructure facilities who need a compliant, effective defence against physical drone attacks.
Features
- Passive AI sensor stack using acoustic, optical, and thermal detection, avoiding restricted radar and RF jamming technologies
- Fully legal for private operators with no spectrum licences required, ensuring compliance from deployment
- Purpose-built for data centres, addressing the specific physical security needs of critical infrastructure
- Designed to detect, intercept, and neutralise drone threats, including low-cost kamikaze drones
- Operates without emitting signals, reducing detection risk and avoiding interference with other site systems