20 April 2021
Reducing bird mortality is an ongoing challenge for wind farms.
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13 April 2021
Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, security and police have had to deal with growing numbers of ‘drug mule drones’. This is where criminals use drones to smuggle drugs and other contraband items past prison security and into the hands of inmates.
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06 April 2021
The first commercially available drones launched in 2010, and authorities were quick to react. Identifying the risk UAVs posed to civil and military aviation, they established restriction zones around airfields; the first of several measures designed specifically to target the threat of unpiloted aircrafts.
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02 February 2021
Bird strikes present a serious risk to the aviation industry and can cause major damage, even to large aircraft and airliners. In this blog, we’ll look at three key factors that are contributing to the ongoing rise of this threat.
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26 January 2021
Airport bird strikes are a common, and often debilitating challenge that airports have to deal with on an ongoing basis.
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19 January 2021
In December 2018, London Gatwick was brought to a standstill. Around 120,000 passengers travelling over the busy Christmas period suddenly found their flights disrupted or cancelled. For more than 30 hours, planes were grounded, and the airport had to shut down.
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05 January 2021
A small, airborne enemy has been causing security staff too many sleepless nights, especially in the last five years. Drones pose security risks that grow bigger by the day as the technology behind them becomes more advanced. How do you protect your airspace from this ever-changing threat?
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29 December 2021
We recently revealed IRIS®, our innovative new drone detection radar designed for drone detection and tracking. With extensive 3D position tracking technology and a small form factor that makes deployment easy, IRIS® was designed without compromise – it is the definitive counter-drone radar.
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24 November 2020
Preventing bird strikes is a constant and growing challenge for airports. In 2018, bird strikes affected 16,448 civilian flights in the USA. That number rose to 17,404 in 2019, more than 47 per day. Over the last two decades, bird strikes have been blamed for more than 106 civilian deaths worldwide and cause around $1.2 billion a year in damage.
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