Domestic compact aerial photography drone "SOTEN (Blue Sky)"

The "Grabee" wildlife AI detection system detects animals in real-time using aerial footage from drones, allowing for the plotting of detection locations on a map. Currently, it can identify bears, wild boars, deer, and monkeys, automatically distinguishing between them. It is ideal not only for the early detection of bears, which has become a recent issue, but also for understanding and managing the distribution of their appearances in buffer zones. Additionally, by combining it with a video transmission system, it is possible to share footage in real-time with relevant parties. It is too late to respond after bears invade human living areas and cause harm. The wildlife detection by Grabee is a new drone-based solution aimed at preventing wildlife damage before it occurs.

The outdoor surveillance drone system "Guardian," in collaboration with the ACSL-manufactured small aerial photography drone "SOTEN," enables real-time estimation of the position of objects from footage captured by the drone, allowing for display and recording on a map. The latest version, Ver. 4.0, supports offline maps, making it possible to utilize high-precision map data for monitoring and control even in environments with unstable network connections, such as mountainous areas, remote islands, and during disasters. *Those who have been using Guardian 3.0 can upgrade to Guardian 4.0 for free.

Grabee is a next-generation monitoring solution equipped with new features specialized for forest fire and wildlife damage prevention, based on AI video analysis and location estimation technology developed at Guardian. In addition to the conventional location estimation function, it now includes flame identification and animal identification capabilities, enabling early detection and response to forest fires and wildlife damage. Furthermore, it supports mapping of fire areas and area calculations.