Installed by Shield Low Voltage
The Guard That
Flies the Fence Line.
A fully autonomous security drone that launches itself, investigates alarms, tracks intruders and returns to its dock to charge — no pilot, no schedule to staff.
How It Works
Alarm to Airborne in Seconds
A motion sensor, a camera event, a randomized patrol schedule — or you, tapping Fly from anywhere.
The Bee navigates itself to the event, no pilot involved, and puts eyes on it while an intruder is still deciding.
AI identifies people and vehicles and follows the movement, streaming live video to your phone and your monitoring.
Investigation over, it flies home and charges itself in the Hive — ready for the next launch without anyone touching it.
The Bee
A Camera That Goes
Where the Event Is.
Fixed cameras watch where you guessed trouble would be. The Bee flies to where it actually is — fence line, back lot, ridgeline — and looks from the angle that answers the question.
- AI detection of people, vehicles and animals, with live tracking of whatever it finds
- Thermal payload option for the dark hours and long perimeters
- Enclosed rotors and autonomous flight designed for unattended operation around people and property
The Hive
Home Base, Charger
and Launch Pad.
The Hive lives on your site year-round. The Bee launches from it in seconds, lands back on it by itself, and charges for the next flight — up to eight hours of flying a day across multiple sorties.
- 600-metre patrol radius around every Hive you place
- Multiple Hives coordinate — large yards, campuses and ranches get seamless coverage
- We handle placement — power, connectivity and coverage mapped on the site assessment
Property Sensors
The Path Lights
Are Paying Attention.
Sunflower’s property sensors look like elegant garden path lights and work like tripwires with judgment — sensing motion and vibration across your grounds and telling the system exactly where something is happening.
- Placed like landscaping — along drives, walks and fence lines, lighting the path while they watch it
- Motion and vibration sensing mapped to your property, so an event has a location, not just an alert
- They cue the Bee — a sensor trip can launch the drone straight to that spot with no one touching anything
Under the Shell
Engineered for Unattended Flight.
Everything about the Bee is built around flying itself next to people and property, thousands of times, with nobody watching: the fully enclosed rotor cage, the sensor-dense airframe, camera pods above and below, and a body that opens for service without tools.
Live Control
Watch From Anywhere.
Fly When You Want To.
Everything the Bee sees streams live to the app — and when you want the controls, they are yours, from anywhere in the world.
- Geofenced patrol zones drawn on your property map — the Bee flies your boundaries, never past them
- Person and vehicle alerts with the footage attached, not just a notification
- Pairs with your cameras and alarm — fixed cameras trigger the drone; the drone verifies the alarm
Where It Fits
Built for the Sites Fixed Cameras Can’t Finish
Industrial & Construction
Laydown yards, substations, equipment fleets and sites too large to pole-mount — the drone patrols the acreage a camera network can’t economically cover.
Commercial Campuses
Auto lots, storage facilities, business parks — scheduled patrols plus instant response to any fixed-camera event, with the footage to hand police.
Estates & Ranches
Canyon lots, long drives, acreage and terrain — the Utah properties we know best, where the fence line is measured in minutes, not feet.
Every deployment starts with a site assessment — coverage goals, Hive placement, connectivity and how the drone pairs with your existing cameras and alarm.