The drones are robust and equipped with modern technology. They can be enhanced with additional chemical sensors, visual sensors, or even network megaphones. If something suspicious occurs, the drone automatically takes off to “detect” the intruder. The device checks the situation and then returns to “base.” Importantly, everything happens automatically. What role does the human play here? It only involves operating the observation head or using control commands (of course, these must be properly defined beforehand). It’s worth noting that DroneHub from RCS Engineering is a solution that operates non-stop. Suspicious situations are detected seven days a week, 24 hours a day. Moreover, the drones can operate even in extremely adverse weather conditions. The relatively low battery consumption is also noteworthy.

CableGuard

The “tethered drone” is another modern solution proposed by RCS Engineering to improve security and enhance protection. We’re talking about CableGuard, an unmanned system. It’s very modern and practical, allowing unlimited observation of specific areas that are strategically important to us. What elements do we have here? CableGuard primarily consists of an unmanned aerial vehicle. The set also includes a ground power station, control stations, and a tracking antenna. How does all this work in practice? Let’s assume someone who shouldn’t be there appears in the protected area… At this moment, the CableGuard system receives a controlled signal. This happens immediately, which is very important. This allows quick verification of the unwanted guest and tracking them in a specific area. The observation is not only unlimited in time but also occurs very dynamically, which is also important in terms of work effectiveness. It’s worth noting that the CableGuard system operates quickly and effectively. It’s designed to work even in less-than-favorable weather conditions. Configuration is not difficult and can be accomplished very intuitively.