Case

Looking at the scenes of the park and scenic area, the demand here is to ensure safety while not affecting normal commercial aerial photography activities. Our solution adopts a “graded prevention and control” strategy, which automatically identifies and releases compliant drones through detection and deception devices, while driving away black flying targets.

Core requirements

Balancing low altitude safety and compliant aerial photography in the park/scenic area, achieving “precise identification, graded disposal, and convenient management”, preventing black flying drones from secretly taking photos and disturbing tourists/park production, requiring easy operation and adaptation to complex environments.

Adapt to product portfolio

Detection and deception integrated device (ZY100-GTB)+handheld drone detection device (ZC200-GTA)+drone detection countermeasure shield (ZG400-GTA)+lightweight countermeasure gun (ZG200-GTA)

Practical operation process

Install detection and deception integrated equipment at the entrance and core area of the park/scenic spot, with 500m detection and 1500m countermeasure, accurate identification of black and white lists, release of registered aerial drones in the park, and automatic deception and removal of black flying targets;

Park security personnel carry handheld detection devices, which can detect within a range of 1.5km during daily patrols, quickly locate suspicious drones, and provide triple alarms with sound, light, and vibration;

Popular check-in points in the scenic area and around the production workshops in the park, security personnel are on duty with handheld detection and countermeasure shields. They can detect/counteract within a distance of ≥ 2km and flexibly switch between “communication interference/navigation interference/full frequency interference” to quickly deal with incoming targets;

For black flying drones in remote areas, patrol personnel carry lightweight countermeasure guns for disposal, assisted by 8x optical sights, and can achieve precise interference by roughly aligning, with flexible options for forced landing/evacuation.

Practical effect

Implementing “graded prevention and control, differentiated disposal” not only ensures low altitude safety, but also does not affect compliant aerial photography. The equipment is easy to operate, does not require professional technical personnel, and is suitable for complex terrain and personnel flow scenes in parks/scenic areas.