Protection concepts / Mobile Traps
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SkyHunter
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A concept for an active layer using two drones that carry a net.
Status: Development concept — subject to study and testing
Image 1 — Standby position on the platform (conceptual)
Overview
The concept
A development concept for a pair of drones carrying a net between them, studied as an active layer that complements fixed systems within an integrated detection setup. Any operation remains subject to human decision, civil aviation permits and local regulations.
Proposed purpose
To explore the role of a movable active layer at sites that are hard to cover with permanent protection.
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Conceptual visualisations — SkyHunter
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Introductory details
Applications, components and considerations
Potential applications
■ Open areas on large sites
■ Temporary reinforcement during elevated-risk periods
■ Sites where permanent structures are not possible
Components (overview level)
■ Multi-rotor flight platforms
■ Light, high-strength net
■ Enclosed hangar with automatic charging
■ Link to detection with human approval
Integration & maintenance
■ Civil aviation permits before any operation
■ Weather limits, with fixed systems as backup
■ Operator training and routine equipment maintenance
■ Subject to feasibility study and independent testing
Note: Images and models are conceptual visualisations for presentation and development purposes. Any actual application is subject to engineering study, testing and the required approvals.
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