HEISHA and Unibird Launch Drone Defence Tower System
HEISHA Technology and Unibird have launched the Drone Defence Tower (DDT), an advanced autonomous hangar system, announced in a press release. This system integrates one search drone and 32 defensive strike FPV drones, combining HEISHA's expertise in autonomous drone docks with Unibird's FPV drone technology.
The DDT system features remote dispatch software for autonomous patrols and precision strikes. It has a modular design that accommodates 7-inch FPV drones and can be customized for various UAV dimensions. Key technological features include advanced anti-jamming capabilities with 95dB GPS technology, AI visual analysis for a 300-meter recognition range, and long-range data transmission up to 20 kilometers.
Weighing under 400g, the compact system offers flexible deployment options for vehicle-mounted and fixed installations. It is designed for military base protection, critical infrastructure security, and border patrol missions, providing 24/7 autonomous surveillance and rapid response capabilities.
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