Ports and marine
See what's on the water, and what's in the sky.
Quaysides, marinas and coastal sites face threats from three directions. KENAEZ watches the land side like any other site, and matches what your cameras see on the water and in the air against live transponder data, so the boat or drone that isn't broadcasting stands out.

The challenge
A perimeter that doesn't stop at the fence.
Small craft after dark
Most commercial traffic broadcasts its identity. The boat that doesn't is the one to watch.
Drones over the site
Aircraft carry transponders; most drones do not. Telling the two apart by eye at night is hard.
Long, open quaysides
Wide areas, few people and heavy vehicles moving in every direction.
Modules that fit
A typical waterside setup.
Marine Watch
SpecialistVessels matched to live AIS data and named; an unmatched vessel raises an alert. Small craft rarely transmit, which is the point.
Sky Watch
SpecialistFlying objects matched to live ADS-B data; an unmatched one, possibly a drone, raises an alert. Lit objects only at night.
ANPR
AdvancedHauliers and visitors at the gate logged plate by plate, with watchlist alerts.
Graded perimeter zones
CoreThe quay edge, the yard and the stacks as zones of increasing concern.
Fall detection
AdvancedA worker down on a quiet stretch of quay, flagged to the control room.
Abandoned object detection
AdvancedBags or packages left unattended at terminals and walkways.
How it works
Your camera's position and bearing do the matching.
Tell KENAEZ where a camera is and which way it faces. When it sees a vessel or an aircraft, KENAEZ checks the live transponder feeds for traffic in that direction and names what it finds. Whatever it cannot match is the alert.
Passive detection and logging only. Optical range limits apply, and Marine Watch needs a free AIS data key configured on the platform.
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