Detect drones before it's too late.
A drone that costs a few hundred dollars can kill. Seeing it coming shouldn't cost a million.
Wortz builds low-cost sensors that detect and track small drones around military bases, airports and critical infrastructure, including drones that jammers and radio detectors miss.
Replay a real field test
This is the track Wortz's first prototype produced while a real drone flew around it outdoors. Press play, scrub through the flight, and watch the system follow the drone's direction and elevation.
Field test · 2026. A small drone flying freely outdoors, tracked live by a single Wortz sensor node. No radio signal from the drone and no cooperation from the pilot needed.
Wortz is now running longer-range tests and adding precise 3D positioning.
From first sighting to response
Wortz sensors are placed around a site and work together as one network.
Detect
Sensors around the site pick up small drones as they approach.
Track
Each drone's path is followed in real time.
Alert
Your security team gets an alert with the drone's position.
Respond
Built to hand the track to the systems that stop drones.
Affordable enough to cover the whole site
Not just one spot.
Scales with your site
Add sensors where you need them.
Catches what RF detection misses
Including fiber-optic drones.
Sites that can't afford to be surprised
Military bases
Early warning against drone surveillance and attacks.
Airports
Spot drones near runways before they disrupt operations.
Energy and critical infrastructure
Protect plants, substations and pipelines.
Prisons and events
Detect drones dropping contraband or flying over crowds.
Small drones are a real threat. Most sites can't see them.
Detection is too expensive
Good drone detection systems cost close to a million dollars each, so most bases, airports and power plants have none, or only a few.
Some drones are invisible to RF
Fiber-optic and autonomous drones send no radio signal, so jammers and radio detectors miss them completely.
Time is what saves people
Seeing a drone a few seconds earlier is the difference between taking cover and getting hit, and it's what interceptors need to respond.
Where Wortz is today
Field-tested prototype
Hardware and software built from scratch. Tracks a real drone outdoors in real time.
Longer range and 3D positioning
Extending range and adding each drone's exact 3D position.
Pilot deployments
Weatherproof sensors installed at the first pilot sites.