Japanese telecommunications and technological giant NTT has designed a laser drone system Protect the poultry farm. NTT E-Drone Technology Co., LTD worked closely with NTT East Japan Co., LTD and the Chiba prefecture government to develop a laser system to scare away wild birds from farms (machine translation). It is about reducing or eliminating the spread of bird flu from unwanted feathered guests, such as crows and pigeons.
Many countries have met with destructive losses of farm animals due to bird flu, and prevention is crucial in this case – because the solution to any discovered infection is usually a drastic bang. Some strains of bird flu (e.g. H5N1) are also a danger to people, especially farmers and the like, in close contact with chickens.
According to the NTT press message on the recent laser drone system: “Between January and February 2025 a serious situation was created in the Chiba prefecture, which caused a lifting of over 3.3 million poultry.” In the face of such circumstances, it means that investments in maintaining flu are very profitable.
Birds can spread the influenza virus through their physical presence – entering the lady’s house, for example – or through droppings. This means that it is vital to frighten them quickly. Ntt drones with middle lasers seem as if they fit well with this task.
In some infographics made available by NTT, we see the proposed drone system. In the above illustrations, from the left, you can see the unbearable crows visiting poultry farm. Then the autovigating drone is sent to scare off the birds. Instead of a single concentrated laser, the proposed BB102 drone shoots a beam divided into many rays. These are both red and green rays, selected because of their proven ability to withdraw “pigeons, crows, stars, deer, etc.” What’s more, the laser is interrupted, flickering and preventing birds and animals settling in the crevices between the rays.
Subsidies for local governments will lend a hand farmers pay for systems such as the one from NTT. It should be noted that this automated anti -food drone of birds is better than manual chasing for birds or animals or the operate of noise or chemicals.
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