Tective
Tective BV
Delft, Netherlands
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Tective is a defense system integrator based in Delft, Netherlands working in unmanned systems, c4isr, optronics.
Tective is a Dutch drone company based in Delft that builds autonomous drone infrastructure for continuous monitoring. Its SkyHive system deploys and recovers up to five ReFly drones on a 24/7 basis to provide persistent ISR, early warning and perimeter surveillance for defence, security, border patrol and critical infrastructure sites. The offering includes the SkyCommand mission planning and intel dashboard, a tracking antenna system, and EO/IR payloads and electronics subsystems that the company also makes available to third parties. Applications extend to disaster response and agriculture, and SkyCommand is stated to be certified for operational use in the Netherlands.
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SkyHive
Autonomous drone launch and recovery system
Automated drone deployment system that launches, recovers and swaps batteries for up to five drones for persistent ISR and early warning.
ReFly
ISR drone
Stand-alone drone with up to 75 minutes flight time, multiple radio options, weatherproofing and operation in winds over 16 m/s.
SkyCommand
Mission planning and intel dashboard software
Mission planning, control and intel dashboard for swarm operations, with autonomous detections fed into the interface for reporting.
Tracking antenna system
Directional communication antenna
Rotating antenna that keeps directional communication aligned with the drone to improve range, image quality and link resilience.
Flight control and electronics subsystems
Unmanned aircraft electronics
NXP-based FCU on FMUV6 architecture, ESCs and Ethernet switches for autonomous aircraft operation, available to third parties.
EO/IR payload system
Electro-optical and infrared payload
Compact dual-axis stabilised payload with onboard video processing and digital stabilisation for day, night and low-light operations.
