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Addressing Elements of Maritime Risk From The Sky & Demonstration of Technology

Session Abstract

Unmanned aerial systems are transforming maritime and border surveillance through advanced sensor fusion and AI-driven analytics. This session unites experts in radar, AI, and drone integration to explore how real-time data sharing enhances detection, anomaly identification, and coordinated response in complex maritime domains.

Session Takeaway

Attendees will gain insight into emerging drone-based security applications and—weather permitting—see a live demonstration showcasing radar-visual fusion for enhanced situational awareness.

Session Speakers
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Joshua Lewin

Echodyne

Joshua Lewin supports the Critical Infrastructure team at Echodyne deploying high-resolution 3D radars that detect and track all things aloft, including drones and manned aviation, whether compliant or non-compliant. Joshua also hosts a live podcast called This Week In Drones on Linkedin and Youtube supporting the UAS community and hosting key industry voices. 

David Lewin

Echodyne

McKay Tenney

Stone Security

McKay Tenney specializes in advanced detection systems for complex and high-risk environments. With over eight years of experience in radar and drone detection platforms, he focuses on integrating best-in-class technologies that enhance situational awareness and protect critical infrastructure. His work bridges the gap between cutting-edge sensor capabilities and real-world operational needs, ensuring seamless system integration and effective deployment. McKay has played a key role at Stone Security and MobileSecurity.net in the development of mobile and ground-based detection systems, including rapid-deploy platforms for dynamic environments. His expertise spans both passive and active detection within integrated security systems, with a growing emphasis on countering unmanned aerial threats across energy, utilities, and maritime sectors.

John Hunsucker

TKG

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