Scheduled and on-demand VTOL flights over energy facilities, plants, warehouses and data centres, fusing thermal imaging with computer-vision perimeter detection to flag anomalies and intrusions before they escalate.
Thermal sweeps of rooftop plant — chillers, transformers, HVAC banks — flag developing faults before they cause downtime or fire.
Computer vision tracks the fence line and gate, raising an alert the moment a person or vehicle crosses it unauthorised.
Detected people, vehicles and trailers are boxed and tracked across the yard, logging dwell time at loading docks and gates.
A flown route and a fixed radar/PTZ layer work the same site without duplicating each other's job.
A VTOL flies a preset patrol route on a timer, or launches on a fence-sensor or radar cue.
Detection and classification run on the airframe; only flagged events and their coordinates are pushed to the operator.
A Ga-5000 radar or PTZ turret on site can pick up and continuously track a flagged target while the drone continues its route.
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