BOND · Distributed spectrum intelligence
A BOND W1 sensing node on a rooftop mast above the city

Making the invisible,
visible.

Radio frequencies are easy to jam. We watch yours around the clock, and tell you the moment they cannot be trusted.

Trusted by our customers

Israel Aerospace Industries
D-Fend Solutions
Kronomy
Robotican
Propeller Drones
Aerotor Unmanned Systems
ThirdEye
Kronos Group
Kela Technologies
Cando
United Hatzalah

In the field.

Drone, autonomy and defence organisations already run BOND in production.

A customer control room with the BOND interference map running on the main screen
On screen in a customer control room
Operators checking the BOND map on a phone in the field before a flight
Checked in the field before take-off

From invisible to aware, in three steps.

A BOND W1 node clamped to a rooftop telecom pole with its ethernet cable running down

01

W1 sensors go up once

Each one is small enough to hold in one hand. It clamps to a pole, a rooftop or a mast you already own, runs on a single power-and-data cable or fully wireless, and listens around the clock. Nobody has to come back.

The HIVE map: interference state cell by cell across a whole metro area, with a located GNSS jammer opened for detail

02

HIVE reads them all together

A single sensor already tells you a lot. Several sensors hearing the same signal at the same moment tell you where it is. HIVE merges every feed into one picture, separates real threats from background noise, and locates the source.

An operator working with the BOND map across several screens

03

You get a straight answer

A live map, an alert the moment something starts, and an API into whatever you already run. Your people and your systems get the same answer while it still matters: whether it is clear to operate, and where the interference is coming from.

Industries.

An industrial quadcopter on a landing pad

Drones and autonomy

A field command post under camouflage netting, a map and field radios on the table beside an open equipment case

Defence

A cellular base station tower seen from below

Telecom

A high-voltage electrical substation yard

Critical infrastructure

A street pole carrying a traffic signal and a sensor unit

Smart cities

A hilltop spectrum monitoring mast

Regulators

Spectrum awareness for everyone, not just RF experts.

  • No expensive equipment

    The sensors are already up and already listening.

  • No trips to the field

    Nobody drives out to chase a signal.

  • No RF expert needed

    A dispatcher reads it as easily as a pilot does.

See your spectrum.

Share the area you cover and what keeps failing. We will show you the coverage you would get, and what your teams would see: whether the area is clear, and where any interference is coming from.

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