Autonomous drone hunter
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As drone technology rapidly grows, instances of drone misuse simultaneously increase with it.
After witnessing thousands of incidents during which drones caused airport shutdowns, anonymously threatened factories and even became a deadly weapon being used in terrorist attacks, top scientists in the field have developed an autonomous anti-drone solution: EAGLE.ONE.
EAGLE.ONE is uniquely equipped to help you guard your airspace from any rogue drones.
Especially for military, a small drone carrying some weapons or explosives can pose a significant threat which is necessary to be dealt with.
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With over £50 million lost in damages, Gatwick Airport has become a wake-up call to airports all over the world.
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Drug and weapon trafficking using drones has turned out to be a major issue which is being predicted to spread extensively in the next few years.
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A small drone can unintentionally cause severe damage not only to a factory, but to its surroundings as well.
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EAGLE.ONE drone hunter represents the most advanced solution for mitigating any possible drone threads. Robust carbon body powered by eight strong motors ensures that no rogue drone escapes.
Using the most advanced artificial intelligence in the field, our drone hunter is fully autonomous from the point it takes off to the landing with the intruder captured.
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Nowadays, the integrity between systems has turned out to be more important than ever before. EAGLE.ONE was designed with the integration in mind.
EAGLE's Open API guarantees that the relevant parties are always aware of the latest updates and that no systems are left in the dark.
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The Eagle.One system was presented in a real-life scenerio demonstration in the large Rapotice prison complex.
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Visitors of the 2020 World Expo in Dubai could see Eagle.One drone hunter presented in the Czech Republic national pavilion.
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The fifth generation of Eagle.One autonomous drone hunter is being developed.
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Meet the best people in their fields, who have dedicated a significant amount of their time and effort to bring EAGLE.ONE to life.
Developed in co-operation with the Multi-Robot Systems Group at the Department of Cybernetics of the Czech Technical University in Prague. The project is a member of UAV Alliance for Unmanned Aviation Industry.