La empresa\u00a0Fortem Technologies, l\u00edder en el mercado de Seguridad y Defensa Aeroespacial, present\u00f3 su sistema para neutralizar la amenaza de drones (C-UAS), en un \u00a0evento realizado en el aeropuerto de Oslo (Noruega). Su producto\u00a0DroneHunter,\u00a0es un interceptor de drones absolutamente aut\u00f3nomo y guiado por Radar, que emplea inteligencia artificial para detectar, adquirir y capturar los UAS identificados como amenaza. Para ello no emplea soluciones de energ\u00eda cin\u00e9tica ni \u201cjamming\u201d, sino sofisticados sistemas de redes de captura, lo que lo hace especialmente apto para operar de manera segura en entornos complejos, minimizando los da\u00f1os colaterales.<\/p>\n
Fortem Technologies, leaders in airspace security and defense for detecting and defeating dangerous drones, proved to an audience of over 140 agencies last week that their DroneHunter\u00ae<\/sup>, the world\u2019s premier AI-enabled interceptor drone, could safely remove a threatening drone from a complex airport environment. The recent test event at Oslo Airport in\u00a0Norway\u00a0was spearheaded by Interpol, Avinor, the police, and UAS Norway to demonstrate counter drone capabilities.<\/p>\n Following the drone incident in 2018 that shut\u00a0London\u2019s\u00a0Gatwick Airport\u00a0down for two days, sightings of drones at airports are still occurring. The operation at Avinor Oslo was used to test various counter-drone systems. It was the first time the Norwegian police were shown options for how to safely mitigate a threatening drone.<\/p>\n Several suppliers, both from\u00a0Europe\u00a0and the U.S., participated alongside Fortem in the exercise. With jammers deemed illegal in\u00a0Norway, and with high restrictions in place due to the airport setting, the autonomous, radar-guided DroneHunter was one of the only systems successful in removing the threat drone. The Fortem DroneHunter was designed to operate safely in complex environments and is favored because it does not cause collateral damage during the capture process.<\/p>\n \u201cAirports understand how essential drone security is,\u201d said\u00a0Timothy Bean, CEO of Fortem Technologies. \u201cWe\u2019re extremely proud of how DroneHunter performed during the Oslo Airport exercise. Our team has worked exceptionally hard to make sure DroneHunter performs safely and effectively even in complex environments like an airport. No manually-operated drone can outperform the autonomous radar-guided DroneHunter when it comes to defeating small drones\u00a0and larger fixed-wing drones before they reach sensitive protected airspace.\u201d<\/p>\n To learn more, please visit\u00a0www.fortemtech.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n About DroneHunter<\/strong><\/p>\n Custom built for speed and agility, Fortem DroneHunter is the world\u2019s premier AI-enabled interceptor drone. Deep integration with onboard TrueView radar makes autonomous detection, pursuit, and defeat of drones, including waypoint-directed, non-RF emitting drones, extremely efficient and safe. Effective day and night, DroneHunter captures and tows away small rogue drones in its tethered nets or entangles larger fixed-wing drones and attaches a drogue chute to halt the enemy aircraft descending it safely to the ground.<\/p>\n The DroneHangar™\u00a0is an environmentally controlled hub that protects a DroneHunter from extremes in temperature and weather, keeping it charged and ready for flight 24\/7. The DroneHunter NetGuns are easy to remove and reload in under ten seconds in order to resume secondary missions quickly. Other effectors besides nets are available as well. The low cost of both the overall system and the expendable effectors brings an operationally viable solution to the battlefield and installations that is available today.<\/p>\n About Fortem Technologies, Inc.<\/strong><\/p>\n Fortem Technologies is the leader in airspace awareness, security, and defense for detecting and defeating dangerous drones. Through an advanced, end-to-end system of distributed radar, AI at the Edge, deep sensor integration, and autonomous drone capture, Fortem is deployed across 5 continents to monitor and defend the world\u2019s airspace over venues, campuses and metro regions. The same system is accelerating the safety of the world\u2019s airspace for advanced air mobility (AAM). Based in\u00a0Pleasant Grove, Utah, the company is privately held and backed by Toshiba, Boeing, DCVC, Mubadala Investment Company, Signia Venture Partners and others. For more information visit\u00a0fortemtech.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n