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INDUSTRIAL AND LOGISTICS SITES · LUXEMBOURG

Drone surveillance for industrial and logistics sites

Add another view of your perimeter and give your security teams a wider understanding of the site.

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4 years
of drone experience
60+
drone pilots available to mobilise
Several hundred
drone missions completed

Industrial and logistics sites often combine buildings, outdoor areas, access points and widely separated sectors. A security manager or operator may need an additional viewpoint to understand what is happening in a particular area.

Power Drone carries out observation missions over the perimeters and sectors agreed with your team. Whether we are planning patrols or viewing a reported area, the mission centres on the information your managers need and the site's actual operating conditions.

Perimeters, access points and outdoor areas

The mission can cover a section of fencing, gates, an outdoor storage area or the surroundings of a building within the agreed perimeter. Areas are selected according to your site priorities and the situations you want to observe more clearly.

At a logistics site, you may want to put a reported situation near an entrance into context. Across a large industrial site, the aim may be to gather views from several distant sectors. We plan location references with your managers to avoid ambiguity.

Patrols with a defined purpose

A patrol is planned around a perimeter, priority areas and specific points to observe. It can address a one-off operational need or form part of visits agreed with the operator.

Tell us about activity periods, traffic and particular operations that may change the site's usual appearance. This gives context to observations and helps organise the mission. The proposal specifies the number of visits and how they will run.

Support built around your security arrangements

Observations are useful when your team knows which area they refer to, what they show and how to use the information. We establish these points with you.

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  1. A team in direct contact with your managers

    You speak directly with the people planning and carrying out the mission. Priority areas and contacts are clarified before the visit.

  2. A setup suited to the site

    Our range of recent platforms lets us select equipment around the industrial environment, obstacles and views required.

  3. Structured preparation

    We bring together your knowledge of the site and our experience of drone missions. Close contact with manufacturers informs the choice of available solutions.

Understand a reported situation

Has your team received a report about an area that needs a closer look? A drone observation mission can be planned for this scenario, with a clearly identified area and a manager responsible for receiving the information.

We agree how to communicate location references and visible details. Your site team decides on any follow-up. Mobilisation conditions must be established beforehand: an alarm or camera on site does not by itself trigger a drone mission.

If you want to coordinate the mission with an existing system, explain how it works and who is involved. We assess possible communication arrangements in practical terms during planning.

Pass on observations your ground teams can use

Naming and locating areas matters as much as image quality. A numbered entrance, an area marked on a plan or a building your team knows helps link an observation to the ground.

Together, we clarify who receives information, the agreed communication method and which records or deliverables are needed. A security manager may require different outputs from those used in a discussion with the operator. These expectations form part of the service scope.

Plan your surveillance mission

  1. Introduce the site

    Provide its location, an available plan and the sectors to observe.

  2. Describe the scenario

    Explain the need for patrols or observation following a report, the periods concerned and your security arrangements.

  3. Identify the contacts

    We plan access, location references and communication with the designated manager.

Based in Luxembourg, our team also assesses requests in France and Belgium according to the site's location.

Before your mission

How do we prepare for a patrol on our site?

Send a plan, priority sectors and information about site activities. With your manager, we agree the observation points, location references and visit arrangements.

Can the observations help our staff on the ground?

Yes. We plan the areas, references and communication so the designated teams can locate the details observed.

Can observation following a report be arranged?

Yes, this scenario can be planned with your organisation. We clarify who requests the team, what information is needed and mobilisation conditions, subject to available resources and the situation on site.

Which parts of your site need a clearer view?

Send your plan, priorities and team arrangements so we can develop a practical mission scenario.

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