Faster than any guard, the drone goes from standby to airborne in under five seconds. Automate flight response when events occur around a business or property.
The drone can cover any part of a 4-acre area in under 30 seconds and a 10-acre area in under 90 seconds.
Per hour operating costs are substantially lower than the cost of traditional guard service.
Trigger drone flights from Alarm.com's robust ecosystem of powerful video cameras and intrusion sensors, as well as long-range sensors such as Flex IO™.
Pair the drone with Alarm.com's Remote Video Monitoring Services for turnkey GeoArm 24/7 professional monitoring and response.

Sunflower Labs is a pioneering manufacturer of autonomous, AI-powered security drone systems designed to provide intelligent outdoor surveillance for homes and businesses. Their innovative Bee and Beehive platform combines smart sensors, real-time analytics, and automated flight technology to deliver proactive, on-demand property protection.
The drone's battery system is engineered for quick turnaround and frequent operation. Typical flights last about 5 minutes, with a maximum capacity of up to 20 minutes depending on weather conditions. In practice, around 15 minutes of flight time is allocated for operation, with the remaining 5 minutes reserved for a safe return and landing. The key performance measure is total daily flight time - this system enables the Bee to operate for up to 8 hours per day when conducting 10-minute flights every 30 minutes.
Recharging typically requires about twice the duration of the flight. For instance, after a 5-minute flight, the drone takes roughly 10 minutes to recharge, while a 10-minute flight requires about 20 minutes. In cases where the battery is fully drained, a complete recharge takes approximately 30 minutes.
The Bee can operate within a maximum range of roughly 600 meters, or about 1,800 feet. Actual coverage may vary based on the desired response time, as larger properties naturally require longer travel times.
Yes, multiple systems can be installed and synchronized to expand coverage and safeguard larger properties.
Although the system operates fully autonomously, most countries require a designated pilot-in-command (PiC) to remain connected while the Bee is in flight. The PiC role can be fulfilled by GeoArm's security monitoring team. In typical operations, the PiC only needs to supervise the flight and intervene if an emergency arises, with no routine interaction required.
The Hive should be placed in an open area with an unobstructed view of the sky - ideally on a flat rooftop or ground-level site with at least 2 meters (6 feet) of clearance on all sides. The installation location must have access to electrical power (110V or 220V) and a wired internet connection providing at least 6 Mbps upload and download speeds. Internet connectivity can also be established using an optional 5G modem or Starlink system (not included).
No, the Bee automatically recharges itself within the Hive.
No, the Bee is specifically engineered for outdoor use and is not intended for indoor operation.
No, the system is built for stationary site security and is not meant to operate on moving platforms like vehicles or vessels.
Throughout the lease period, Sunflower Labs maintains your drone’s performance and will provide a replacement if necessary.
Operators have access to emergency controls, including return-to-base, immediate landing, and motor shutoff functions. Additionally, GeoArm and Sunflower Labs support team is available to provide assistance when needed.
The system is built to function reliably across a broad range of outdoor conditions. For detailed information, refer to the product’s technical specifications. Specialized configurations may be required for operation in extreme environments.
Yes, the system integrates seamlessly with most modern security platforms, including Alarm.com-powered systems. It is compatible with the majority of commercial video recording systems capable of displaying RTSP streams and also offers a webhook endpoint for event triggering and automation.
Yes, video footage can be securely shared with the GeoArm monitoring center, allowing for the prompt dispatch of security personnel or local authorities when necessary.
The Bee serves as a highly visible security presence, capturing footage and notifying GeoArm’s professional monitoring operators in real time.
No, the Bee does not include a built-in speaker or microphone for communicating with intruders.
Yes, the Bee comes equipped with low-light cameras, and thermal imaging can be added as an optional feature when required.
A modular camera payload is available, offering either a standard low-light camera or an upgraded version with an optional thermal imaging module.
Currently, the Bee operates from a single Hive, but expanded coverage can be obtained by installing multiple Beehives across the property.
Yes, Sunflower Labs adheres to all relevant drone regulations and provides support to customers in obtaining any required waivers or licenses.
All video footage is owned by the customer. You can export or delete your data at any time and select your preferred storage location. System performance logs are anonymized to protect privacy.
By default, video footage is securely stored in the cloud; however, storage location and retention settings can be customized according to the customer’s location and specific requirements.
No, the Bee is capable of detecting people, vehicles, and animals, but it does not include facial recognition capabilities.