Know what is overhead.
Decide what happens next.

An unfamiliar drone above a substation leaves the security supervisor with an immediate decision: who should investigate, and does the activity relate to scheduled work? Even a small payload can threaten an essential service.

G1 receives cooperative Remote ID broadcasts. In Sentinel, security teams can review the detected aircraft’s reported position, recorded track, and replay, then bring the right contact into the event.

• Substation security: review detected activity near equipment and access areas; notify the site supervisor or on-call team.
• Generation facilities: compare a detection with scheduled inspections and maintenance activity before deciding on a response.
• Water and wastewater sites: retain a detected track and incident report alongside the team’s observations and follow-up.

Optional 24/7 managed monitoring adds event review and notification through your agreed escalation path. Your team owns the response. Nonbroadcasting aircraft are invisible to G1; a detection does not establish intent or identify a payload.

Already in use at an electric substation. Gargoyle supports an electric utility cooperative’s security team with drone activity awareness. See our current customer sectors.

A police or emergency UAS unit prepares to launch over an active scene. The crew needs to understand nearby detected drone activity alongside its own flight plan. Drone delivery plans involving Amazon, Walmart, Uber Eats, and DoorDash add to the traffic public-safety teams need to consider.

With G1, Sentinel lets a UAS coordinator or campus security team review Remote ID broadcast positions, altitudes, headings, and recorded tracks. That context supports flight planning or incident review alongside the team’s existing procedures.

• See nearby detections: review cooperative drone activity around the mission.
• Share the event: alert the coordinator or command contacts your team names.
• Review afterward: keep the event record alongside mission documentation.

Gargoyle provides detection context; the UAS crew owns its flight decisions.

A venue security team notices a drone above a crowded event. Staff need to bring the right supervisor into the incident and keep a record of what was observed.

G1 detections in Sentinel give teams a broadcast position and recorded track to review. Alerts reach the contacts named in the monitoring plan; incident reports support the team’s follow-up.

For venues, resorts, and communities, Gargoyle scopes placement and monitoring around your site and its security team.