Panasonic desarrolla una tecnología para detectar drones lo que supone el punto de partida para controlarlos

Con 32 array microphones and a CCTV camera with pan function, tilt and zoom, each sensor can detect a drone at distances of up to 300 metros, through a field of view of 150 metros. This detector analyzes surrounding noises to eliminate them from detection.

Drones represent a technological advance with many possibilities that, in the wrong hands, can become a threat. To address a possible terrorist use of drones in any public space, the Ministry of the Interior collaborates with other European governments to find technical solutions that allow detection, denial and neutralization of these devices. In addition, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) he is finishing a study on the risk of collision between aircraft and drones.

Panasonic he is also researching to help against these threats and has developed a prototype drone detector, which was presented at the last edition of Ifsec 2016, which was celebrated from 21 al 23 de junio en Londres. A technology that allows detecting drones, which is considered the starting point for controlling them.

Con 32 array microphones and a CCTV camera with pan function, tilt and zoom, each sensor can detect a drone at distances of up to 300 metros, through a field of view of 150 metros. The drone detector analyzes surrounding noises to filter them out of detection.

“The growing popularity of drones has been exponential, but little progress has been made in protecting restricted areas from the potential danger they pose. Our tracking technology will help detect and discourage their use around areas such as military or government buildings”, points out Gerard Figols, Product Marketing Director of Panasonic Europe.