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How are Drones being used in Security companies to inspect assets?



The adoption of Drones in the security sector is becoming more common as the enhancement of technology makes them more useful in securing a large area.

Drones can be programmed to follow a particular flight path to monitor assets broken down into zones.

One advantage of using Drones for monitoring asset is the time saved compared to traditional methods. A zone can be inspected in rapid time in comparison to usual ground patrols.

A drone will perform the same task while feeding real time information back to the main control centre, meaning the time spent on ground patrols are more efficient.

Percepto AIM (Autonomous Inspection & Monitoring) is one of many companies offering this service.

According to their website: ‘Autonomous robots managed by Percepto AIM, automatically, constantly and remotely conduct perimeter security patrols, gate inspections, parking lot monitoring, inventory inspections and more – all without the need for additional security personnel. With minimal on-site human presence required, Percepto increases 24/7 all-weather patrol frequency and efficacy – detecting and alerting breaches in real-time and enhancing overall site safety and security.’

They go on to add: ‘A major international automaker deployed the Percepto solution at one of its production facilities to augment security efforts on site. With security teams already stretched thin, the facility looked to increase coverage, reduce human error and keep their employees safe. When COVID-19 hit, they were forced to close the plant and rely on hundreds of monthly remotely controlled autonomous drone flights to maintain security while personnel couldn’t get on-site. Percepto drones constantly monitored the closed site, with real-time security breach alerts empowering the security team remotely.’

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