Receive-only by design
The architecture has no transmitter. It does not jam, spoof, or interfere with anything, and it does not announce your position while you use it.
01Know when a drone
is watching.
FPV drones can broadcast their video feed over the air. Kamerik Industries is developing a portable system that detects analog FPV video transmissions and when reception allows, lets the operator view the feed directly.
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MISSION
Build useful systems for environments where awareness matters.
We focus on hardware that turns difficult-to-observe conditions into clear, actionable information. The approach is deliberately practical: compact systems, understandable interfaces, field-serviceable design, and capabilities that earn their complexity.
01No mystery boxes
The operator should understand what the device is telling them and why, not just watch a light change color.
02Field practical
Design around real handling, power, transport, mounting, and environmental constraints.
03Iterate quickly
Prototype, test, measure, refine. Product decisions follow evidence rather than presentation.
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FIRST PLATFORM
Analog UAV Detection
V1 / ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT
KI // RF MONITORSCAN
ANALOG VIDEOPASSIVE
Illustration, not a photograph. Hardware is in procurement — real build photos go in the build log below as they happen.
V1 is a portable receiver for detecting and viewing nearby analog FPV video transmissions — a straightforward indication that compatible RF activity is present, and a live look at the feed itself.
Built first for private owners — rural property, ranches, remote sites, and anyone who wants to know what is flying over their land. Not sold as a countermeasure and not capable of one.
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Passive RF monitoring
Receive-only architecture designed to observe compatible signals without intentional RF transmission.
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Analog video awareness
Initial development centers on identifying analog FPV video activity and exposing the received feed for operator review. V1 targets a single band; additional bands are planned once the first one is proven.
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Portable field hardware
Compact embedded electronics intended for a self-contained enclosure and simple operator workflow.
Performance specifications will be published after validation testing. No detection range or reliability claims are being made at this stage.
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WHAT IT IS BUILT AROUND
Four things that won't change.
Works with nothing behind it
No cloud service, no subscription, no account, no cell signal. The system remains operational without network infrastructure
02More than a blinking light
Where a signal is present and viewable, the device shows the video itself — the difference between knowing something is up there and knowing what it is pointed at.
03Direct engineering support
Designed, built, and supported in California — not rebadged from an overseas catalog. If something doesn't work right, the question goes to the person who designed it.
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DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
From bench test to fieldable product.
Public specifications come after the hardware earns them. V1 is being built in deliberate stages, with each stage intended to answer a specific engineering question before the next iteration.
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NOWBench prototype
Receiver, video capture, control electronics, and software integration.
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NEXTIntegrated enclosure
Portable packaging, power, thermals, controls, and cable management.
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VALIDATEControlled testing
Characterize behavior across channels, distances, antennas, and environments.
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REFINEProduction design
Design-for-assembly, repeatability, documentation, and launch configuration.
BUILD LOG
Follow the build on Instagram ↗
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Receiver modules, display, and antenna hardware are being integrated into the V1 development platform. Bench testing will validate signal acquisition, video output, and overall system behavior before enclosure development begins. Photos of the real hardware and test process will be posted here and on Instagram as development progresses — no renders passed off as hardware.
CONTACT
Interested in the platform?
For product interest, technical collaboration, field-testing conversations, or general inquiries, contact Kamerik Industries.
contact@kamerikindustries.com ↗ @kamerikindustries on Instagram →