Protecting Your Campus and Infrastructure from Drones
The world continues to see a sharp rise in the use of drones. Here’s how your organization can respond when they are being used inappropriately, illegally or dangerously.
The world continues to see a sharp rise in the use of drones. Here’s how your organization can respond when they are being used inappropriately, illegally or dangerously.
Once primarily focused on military and critical infrastructure installations, the thermal camera market is far more expansive these days.
On game day, the FAA will establish a temporary flight restriction that will prohibit drones within a 30-nautical-mile radius of the stadium up to 18,000 feet in altitude
The number of public safety agencies with drones has more than doubled since the end of 2016, according to data collected by the Center for the Study of the Drone at New York’s Bard College.
A spokesman for Dronefly, an online retailer, says drones are important in active shooter scenarios as they provide an “immediate eye in the sky to bring real-time intelligence to ground operations.”
The FAA is currently reviewing over 150 proposals requesting the use of drones for medical supply delivery and will approve ten projects by May 7.
From artificial intelligence to drone detection technologies, here are the top video surveillance trends research firm IHS Markit says to watch in 2018.
Before, during and after Hurricane Irma, the University of Central Florida used its fixed and drone security cameras to assess and document storm damage.
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