Four purpose-built platforms, engineered and assembled in the United States. Plug-and-play deployment, zero-trust networking, edge-first inference.
The fixed-post sensor that runs every Iron Hornet detection model locally — processing on-site rather than depending on the cloud. Iron Eyes is configured to record the vehicle rather than the driver, and is built to operate in low- and no-light conditions.
The clipboard at the gate. The guard logging plates by hand. The hazmat manifest nobody reconciled. The Monday-morning trailer count that's always wrong. The piggyback intrusion nobody catches. The behavioral anomaly that goes unnoticed until it's an incident. The dumb camera that records but doesn't recognize.
The Iron Hornet drone is your site's autonomous patrol asset — and your living site map. It flies a schedule, walks your perimeter from the air, surveys every row of trailers, every dock slip, every taxiway segment, every border sector, livestock movement — and feeds the result into a continuously updated geospatial view of your operation.
The security guard's perimeter walk-around. The paper inventory sheet. The "where is that trailer / where is that vessel" search. The blind spot between camera poles. The pilot on the payroll.
Puck extends the Iron Hornet platform from your perimeter to the assets that move through it — and beyond. Trailers. Containers. Generators. Yachts. Fleet vehicles. High-value equipment. Livestock. Anything you can bolt or strap a tag onto. Built for the field, the yard, the harbor, and the pasture.
The 6 a.m. "where's my trailer / where's my boat / where's the herd" phone call. The dead-zone tracker that goes silent. The "we had it last week" inventory across every asset class.
Brain Box is the all-in-one site appliance that connects every camera and drone on your perimeter to Iron Hornet's secure backend — without ever touching your IT infrastructure. Built-in cellular. Built-in encryption. Built-in resilience. One enclosure does it all.
The Iron Hornet Dock is more than a charging station. It houses NestLink — the autonomous mission-control system that schedules, launches, recovers, and recharges the drone. You set the patrol routes and the schedule. NestLink runs them. No pilot, no operator, no handling.
Manual drone storage and charging. Manual mission planning. Pilot-on-call rotations. The patrol schedule somebody has to manage by hand.
Every Iron Hornet system is modular. These are the pieces our deployment team installs alongside the four core platforms.
Self-erecting trailer mast with 600W panel and 3 kWh battery. Two Iron Eyes per mast.
NEMA 4X cabinet with PoE++ switch, UPS, and fiber breakout for up to 8 sensors.
5G mmWave / sub-6 dual radio. Extends NetBird overlay across remote sites.
Pelican case with installation tools, spare optics, alignment laser, calibration target.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough with our deployment team. We'll map your site, send a sample Iron Eyes for evaluation, and stand up a 30-day pilot.