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Bird activities pose a major threat to airport flight safety and may cause bird strikes, aircraft damage and flight delays. Most airports still adopt traditional airport bird control solutions that rely on fixed devices and manual patrols with low intelligence. Seasonal bird migration triggers intensive bird activities overlapping with flight peak hours, bringing growing prevention pressure. Such conventional modes can no longer meet the requirements of all-weather and long-term safe operation for modern airports.
Fixed traditional bird control devices suffer from rigid layout and numerous prevention blind spots over low-altitude areas, slopes, woodlands, grasslands, water areas and ditches. Their performance degrades severely at night or in fog, rain and dusty weather, failing to deliver all-weather full coverage. Heavily dependent on manual patrols, this mode features low efficiency and high nighttime operational risks, along with high long-term labor costs.
Current airport bird control mainly adopts static deterrence methods such as fixed sound, light and explosion signals with single and regular working patterns. Due to strong learning and adaptation capabilities, birds gradually develop bird habituation and actively avoid fixed device positions, resulting in continuous attenuation of repellent effects and ineffective long-term prevention.
Existing detection and deterrent devices operate separately without interconnection, resulting in delayed deterrent responses. Manual monitoring has limited coverage and poor prediction of bird activities, which leads to late warnings and passive disposal. Without a closed-loop bird hazard prevention system, the risk of bird strikes at airports increases accordingly.
Airport lawns, soil areas and surrounding wetlands and farmlands provide complete food chains and stable habitats for birds, making it impossible to eliminate bird gatherings at the source. Traditional bird control measures are rudimentary and inefficient. Their effects are short-lived, bird activities often recur, and such practices may disrupt local ecology and trigger compliance risks.
This solution builds a network of fixed and mobile unmanned devices to fully cover airport land areas, water zones and hidden blind spots. Supported by the coordinated operation of radar, acoustic, opto-electronic and laser equipment, it enables a fully automatic closed-loop process for bird detection, blind area coverage, tracking and deterrence. Adopting a dynamic and random non-lethal deterrence mode, it prevents bird habituation. Effectively replacing manual patrols, the solution ensures flight safety, controls operational costs and delivers long-term eco-compliant management.
Combining fixed and intelligent mobile devices, the system uses spherical robots and unmanned boats to cover all land and water areas, eliminating terrain and vegetation blind spots. It provides 24/7 uninterrupted intelligent monitoring to replace repetitive manual patrols. This solution lowers field operation risks and long-term costs, well adapting to lean and efficient operation of various airports.
Discarding traditional fixed-frequency bird control, this solution applies a multi-dimensional deterrent system with optical warning, mobile patrol and acoustic disturbance. The acoustic devices are preloaded with various deterrent audios including predator calls and gunfire. Random audio playback, dynamic laser scanning and irregular patrols make the deterrence unpredictable, eliminating bird habituation and maintaining reliable performance during peak bird migration periods.
The solution enables coordinated operation of multiple devices. Radars conduct long-range wide-area bird detection, while acoustic detection device visual blind spots in low-altitude and vegetated areas to accurately locate bird flocks. The system automatically controls optoelectronic cameras for real-time tracking, and activates acoustic and laser devices for targeted deterrence. It forms a fully automatic closed-loop workflow with no manual intervention. All records are saved for data analysis, traceability and filing, realizing scientific and refined intelligent prevention.
The system adopts non-lethal technologies such as acoustic and laser deterrence, causing no physical harm, pollution or fatal risks to birds and fully complying with wildlife protection regulations and green airport standards. It uses safe audio-visual warnings to deter bird perching and gathering instead of killing methods. This approach avoids compliance risks, ensures flight safety, protects birds and the ecosystem, and strikes a balance between safety control and ecological conservation.
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