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Lately, utilities and factories are often being terrorised by rogue drones which are used for espionage or by clueless pilots endangering the safety of a power-plant operation. The risk of not securing the airspace around power plants or refineries may have an enormous (inter)national impact.
A small drone can even unintentionally cause extensive damage not just to the facility itself but, more devastatingly, to the surrounding ecosystem as well.
Drones are being commonly used for espionage due to their variability of sizes and the ability to fly relatively unnoticed. Fighting back and catching the perpetrators has turned out to be a quite difficult and challenging task.
Careless actions of a drone pilot can pose great damage to the infrastructure or to the surroundings of a facility. Nowadays, it is a huge risk to leave the airspace of your facility unprotected.
A series of drone strikes hit the world’s largest oil-processing facility in Saudi Arabia
A remote-control aircraft has come into contact with the Devon Energy Center on multiple occasions.
In France, several unidentified UAVs appeared in the restricted airspace of 13 nuclear power plants in an apparently co-ordinated and organised manner.
By using the most advanced technologies, EAGLE.ONE offers what is needed to guard corporate infrastructure and facilities. The autonomy makes the drone hunter an efficient solution against all kinds of small UAV possibly occurring in the surroundings of the restricted area.
fully autonomous
compatible with existing security systems
allowing a forensic analysis of the captured subject
always in a stand-by mode waiting for the next mission
A powerful on-board computer allows our drone hunter to quickly react to its surroundings and skillfully evaluate upcoming situations.
After the drone hunter receives a signal from the external detection system it autonomously takes off. The AI then takes the lead and autonomously flies towards the spot of intrusion. The drone hunter independently manoeuvres around obstacles, detects the intruder and captures it.
Our drone hunter uses a non-destructive eliminating method which allows a forensic analysis to be performed on the captured subject, maximizing the chances of capturing the perpetrator.
EAGLE.ONE is always in a stand-by mode prepared to start a mission in 5 seconds as soon as it receives a signal from the detection system.
Our drone hunter is fully compatible with most of the already existing security systems. Once integrated with a detection system, the drone hunter operates completely autonomously from the take-off to the landing.
The drone hunter can also be paired with our smartphone application. Trained personnel then has full control over the drone hunter.
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.