SOAr  security

For larger properties and more complex operations, The SOAR UAV Division (SUD) was built to provide decision-makers real visibility in environments where time, distance, and uncertainty work against you. Cameras on poles are static. Guards on foot are limited by line of sight. Incidents don’t wait for either. Drones don’t replace security officers. They make them better. SUD operations extend the reach of security teams, providing rapid situational awareness, wide-area coverage, and documented intelligence without turning your site into a science experiment. This is not hobby flying. This is operational aviation.

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SUD personnel are FAA Part 107 certified pilots and licensed Security Officers in North Carolina, operating under strict regulatory compliance. Every patrol and flight is compliant, logged, and defensible. These teams are not just force multipliers, they are operators who move fluidly between vehicle patrols, foot patrols, and aerial overwatch to deliver broader coverage with fewer blind spots. Instead of paying for rows of guards confined to a shack staring at monitors, SUD teams create mobility, visibility, and purpose. Before your employees, contractors, or safety personnel enter an area, a drone can inspect it, identifying hazards, unauthorized activity, or evolving conditions. Live video is relayed to supervisors and ground teams, replacing assumption with context.

 

Drone patrols expand what your security team can actually see. They surface safety issues, operational gaps, and inventory discrepancies that would otherwise go unnoticed. Thermal imaging and AI-assisted detection allow movement to be identified in low-light, remote, or obstructed environments, conditions where a traditional guard is limited by line of sight and fatigue.

The outcome is simple: fewer surprises, faster decisions, and smarter deployment of people on the ground. Reduced cost and billed hours are not the objective; they’re the natural byproduct of efficiency done correctly.