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Dedrone Integrates Axis AI PTZs Dedrone Integrates Axis AI PTZs – Axis AI PTZs now integrate with Dedrone’s DedroneTracker platform to offer wide-area coverage and high-resolution video and artificial intelligence after a new agreement between the companies. Dedrone Integrates Axis AI PTZs According to Dedrone, with the integration of Axis PTZs, it’s the first counter-UAS […]

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    Dedrone Integrates Axis AI PTZs

    Dedrone Integrates Axis AI PTZs – Axis AI PTZs now integrate with Dedrone’s DedroneTracker platform to offer wide-area coverage and high-resolution video and artificial intelligence after a new agreement between the companies.

    Dedrone Integrates Axis AI PTZs

    According to Dedrone, with the integration of Axis PTZs, it’s the first counter-UAS (cUAS) company to provide proven artificial intelligence (AI)- and machine learning (ML)-driven multi-sensor fusion to autonomously detect, track, and identify drones (DTI) with multi-target and multi-camera capability.

    “Our partnership with Axis offers a robust, multi-layered airspace security solution for complex urban environments, such as New York City,” says Ben Wenger, chief revenue officer of Dedrone.

    Dedrone Integrates Axis AI PTZs

    Axis’ PTZ cameras, integrated Dedrone software, offer both wide-area coverage and high-resolution video. The cameras feed into Dedrone’s AI/ML sensor-fusion system and employ the DedroneDNA drone library to detect and identify drones.

    Dedrone’s C2 platform, DedroneTracker, continuously and autonomously examines potential targets in the background, then identifies potentially threatening drones, allowing the operator to track and mitigate as needed.

    This airspace security system has already been successfully tested at several locations including Consolidated Edison’s New York City energy facilities, according to the company.

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