As unidentified drones test European defenses, our new public utility brings military-grade transparency powered by our Atlas engine.
THE NETHERLANDS — November 25, 2025 — The events of the last 72 hours have made one thing painfully clear: Europe’s airspace is porous. Following the shutdown of Eindhoven Airport on Saturday and the alarming confirmed sightings over Volkel Air Base, the public is asking questions that traditional channels are too slow to answer.
“We’re stepping into the gap between speculation and verified intelligence. DroneEye exists so that citizens, journalists, and decision‑makers can see the same live picture of what’s happening in our skies.”
DoROAD – DroneEye Product Team
A New Era of Transparency in Unmanned Aerial Systems Monitoring
Today, we’re announcing DroneEye, a public threat intelligence platform that brings unprecedented transparency to drone incidents across Europe. Built by DoROAD and powered by Atlas, DroneEye represents our commitment to augmenting intelligence-gathering capabilities while providing the public with real-time insights into the evolving drone landscape.
Why DroneEye Matters
The proliferation of unmanned X (aerial, surface, ground) systems (UxS) has introduced new security challenges across European airspace. From unauthorized incursions near critical infrastructure to cross-border incidents that trigger NATO consultations, the need for comprehensive, real-time monitoring has never been greater.
DroneEye addresses this need by aggregating, analyzing, and visualizing drone incidents across Europe in real time, transforming fragmented reports into actionable intelligence.
Key Capabilities
Real-Time Intelligence Dashboard
DroneEye provides a live view of drone incidents across Europe, featuring:
- Interactive Mapping – Color-coded incident markers with detailed popups showing location, severity, and incident type.
- Live Statistics – Real-time metrics including total incursions, countries affected, and NATO threat levels.
- Chronological Feed – Latest incidents with timestamps, country flags, and severity classifications.
Analysis
Our proprietary MindsEye engine delivers strategic threat assessments by:
- Analyzing incident patterns across multiple data points.
- Identifying operational correlations with high confidence scores.
- Generating predictive alerts for emerging threats.
- Providing tactical insights that inform decision-making.
Multi-Platform OSINT Integration
DroneEye aggregates intelligence from verified sources across platforms such as Bluesky and X/Twitter, monitoring analysts including:
- Tier 1 Verifiers
- Specialist Sensors
- Policy Analysts
- Industry Experts
Transparency-First Approach
Unlike closed intelligence systems, DroneEye operates as a public resource:
- No authentication required for access.
- Open-source methodology for incident verification.
- Real-time updates via WebSocket connections.
- Community-focused alert system for regional monitoring.
Supported By Industry Leaders
We’re proud to launch DroneEye with support from:
- Microsoft – Cloud infrastructure and enterprise scaling capabilities.
- Cloudflare – Global content delivery and DDoS protection ensuring 99.9% uptime.
This collaboration enables DroneEye to handle high-volume traffic while maintaining sub-second response times globally.
Real-World Context
The launch of DroneEye comes at a moment of heightened urgency. Recent incidents underscore how unpredictable and serious the drone threat has become:
- Earlier this week the Dutch military opened fire on unidentified drones over Volkel Air Base — home to Dutch F‑35s and U.S. NATO units — though none of the devices were recovered.
- Shortly thereafter, nearby Eindhoven Airport (mixed civilian/military use) in the south of the Netherlands was shut down for several hours after multiple drone sightings forced a temporary halt of both civilian and military operations.
- In the port region of Zeeland Port (Terneuzen area) on 12 November, at least a dozen drones were observed over a chemical-plant zone and port infrastructure in no-fly zones; operators remain unidentified.
- Meanwhile, neighbouring Belgium held an emergency national security meeting after drone sightings near major airports including Brussels Airport and Liège Airport, plus multiple incursions above military bases such as Kleine‑Brogel Air Base. Belgian officials characterised the activity as likely organised and systemic.
These events make one thing clear: drone activity is no longer stray hobby-flights gone wrong. It is a continental challenge, involving civilian airspace, military installations, and critical infrastructure — even when attribution is uncertain.
That’s exactly where DroneEye steps in: a centralised, transparent monitoring platform designed to convert fragments of data into coherent situational awareness.
Getting Started
Visit droneeye.eu to:
- Explore the live incident map.
- Review MindsEye threat assessments.
- Monitor real-time OSINT feeds.
- Subscribe to regional alerts (preview available now).
For enterprise inquiries or Atlas platform access, contact us at contact@doroad.ai.
Our Mission
At DoROAD, we believe that transparency and advanced technology can coexist. DroneEye embodies this principle by making critical intelligence accessible while demonstrating our technical capabilities to the broader community.
We’re not just building tools — we’re building trust in an era where information asymmetry can mean the difference between early warning and crisis response.
About DoROAD
DoROAD develops next-generation intelligence and C2 technologies. We develop comprehensive threat detection, analysis, response and neutralization capabilities for government, defence, and critical infrastructure sectors.
About Atlas
Atlas is DoROAD’s flagship platform, integrating multi-source data streams with advanced AI analysis to deliver actionable insights for counter-drone operations. Enterprise packages launching soon.
DroneEye is a public resource provided by DoROAD. Platform powered by Atlas.
Ready to experience the future of drone threat intelligence? Visit www.droneeye.eu today.
