High Lander has introduced Andromeda, an airspace security software layer that fuses multi-sensor detection feeds into a unified operational picture. Andromeda is designed to provide real-time Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) and correlates data sources to help operators assess risk and coordinate responses.
The software fuses data from radar, RF, optical, acoustic, Remote ID and other detection systems into one operational picture. Cross-referencing these inputs eliminates duplicate detections and the company says it also improves identification accuracy.
This unified picture also creates intelligence over time. Andromeda can correlate recurring activity across locations and events, helping operators identify patterns that may not be meaningful when viewed as isolated detections. “A drone appearing near one sensitive site today and another tomorrow can become part of a wider operational picture rather than a series of disconnected alerts,” High Lander says.
High Lander uses its Vega UTM system to manage authorised flight plans, identified aircraft and legitimate traffic. Andromeda then provides the detection and security layer, enabling operators to compare expected airspace activity against actual detections.
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