Borders between countries run for hundreds of kilometres through heat, dust and snow. D-FENCE protects them in layers: patented sensors in the wall or fence, AI-EYE IN THE SKY and NOA watching the line, D-DOG on patrol, cameras inside tunnels and drone detection above, with every alarm on one command screen.
Living on the Edge of Danger: an international TV report by Bridges For Peace, filmed at Moshav Meitzar on the Golan Heights, where the D-FENCE observation trailer watches over the community close to the Syrian border.
D-FENCE builds the sensor into the barrier itself. When someone climbs, cuts, lifts or leans, the load on the structure changes, and that change raises the alarm.
Strain-gauge sensors measure force, so wind, rain and small animals stay below the activation force.
Every alarm carries its zone, and the nearest camera can be on target in under 3 seconds.
In fence posts, under wall copings and on gates, on a new line or a retrofit.
Low-voltage sensors, with no lethal voltage on the line.
D-Pressure StripA patented strain-gauge strip under the coping alarms when real weight lands on the wall, and ignores birds, cats and wind.
D-Taut WireSensor posts tension the wires and pinpoint any cut, climb or spread, on a new fence, a wall or an existing one.
D-ConcertinaStandard razor-wire concertina turned into a detection line: strain-gauge sensors report the exact zone of a cut or climb.
D-Welded MeshThe strain-gauge sensor is the connector that holds each panel, so any climb or cut changes the load and raises an alarm.
D-Razor MeshWelded razor-blade mesh built to resist climbing and cutting, with D-FENCE strain-gauge sensors reporting every attempt 24/7.
D-CorativeOrnamental fence panels on sensor posts that alarm on any climb, cut or leaning weight: high security that still looks welcoming.
D-PalisadeA patented stainless-steel sensor that turns cable tunnels, pipelines and palisade fences into barriers that report forced damage.
D-Field FenceStandard field fencing with D-FENCE sensor posts: fast to deploy along long open perimeters, as a retrofit or stand-alone.
D-GroundBuried seismic sensors detect footsteps and digging on access routes and perimeters, with early warning before an intruder reaches the fence.No power, no network, no fence yet? AI-EYE IN THE SKY tows in and starts watching. NOA puts the same eyes on a patrol vehicle. D-DOG walks where a patrol can't.
AI-EYE IN THE SKY · autonomous solar trailer
A solar trailer with a telescopic camera mast. It needs no power, no network and no fence to start watching.
NOA · observation on the move
Thermal technology systems mounted on security vehicles, for an advanced layer of protection.
D-DOG · robotic patrol
Day-and-night cameras carried into ground-level blind spots.
Weapon-mount payload. For authorised defence forces only.
A damaged site is an exposed site.
When the power is down and the fence is gone, AI-EYE IN THE SKY tows in, raises its mast and is watching in under 10 minutes, on solar power for up to 72 hours.
A mobile kit that places IR cameras inside tunnels and underground spaces, by hand or through a borehole, powered and controlled from outside, 24/7.
Military camps, border lines and forward positions need layers that keep working in snow, desert and darkness. D-FENCE combines detecting fences, mobile observation, robotic patrol and drone detection in one line.
D-FENCE is a recognised supplier of the Israel Ministry of Defense, and every layer reports to the same command picture.
Taut-wire detection that keeps working in deep snow.
AI-EYE IN THE SKY, NOA and D-DOG move with the mission.
D-DOME and SPECTRA add drone detection to the perimeter.