Terra Sound's fiber optic sensing solution excels at detecting acoustic disturbances in the area it is installed in. While the system can operate without visual truth, our technology is often paired with pole- or building-mounted cameras. But what if you could get on-demand ground truth at the exact point of alarm? What if that source of visual truth could travel a long distance and track the cause of alarm?
Enter Easy Aerial's drone-in-a-box solution.
Easy Aerial builds their own drones and software in the United States to provide visual tracking for a number of applications. Their drone stays docked in a box until activated, either manually or by something triggering it. Once activated, the drone can fly in place indefinitely, tethered to its home box. In this way, it functions as a stationary camera pole. But unlike a stationary camera pole, the drone can also untether and fly to a point, providing visual truth on an element of interest at the protected asset.
The two companies brought their solutions together for a demonstration at Terra Sound's Ohio test facility. Terra Sound's monitoring software acted as the trigger for the Easy Aerial drone, giving it the coordinates of an alarm. The drone was able to either monitor from a distance while tethered or fly to the point of the alarm, relaying back a video feed.
This system offers unique advantages for perimeter security applications as well as for longer pipelines, where having a large number of mounted cameras is not feasible. Watch the video below to see these two solutions in action together.
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