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Droneshield — Aviation Law Association of Australia and New Zealand presentation (July 2022)
14 slides from Droneshield's conference presentation, Jul 14, 2022
Slide 1: Presentation to the Aviation Law Association
14 July 2022 ASX RELEASE Presentation to the Aviation Law Association For personal use only DroneShield Ltd (ASX:DRO) (“DroneShield" or the “Company”) encloses the presentation to be delivered by its CEO Oleg Vornik to the Aviation Law Association of Australia and New Zealand at 5.30pm Sydney time t
Slide 2: When drones break law – the Clueless, the Careless and the Criminal
For personal use only When drones break law – the Clueless, the Careless and the Criminal Presentation to the Aviation Law Association of Australia and NZ 14 July 2022 www.droneshield.com Image: DroneSentry-XTM counterdrone detect -and-defeat device at an airport
Slide 3: Drones are Just Toys, Right?
Drones are Just Toys, Right? For personal use only Image: University of Dayton Research Institute simulation of the conditions of a mid-air collision between a drone and a commercial transport aircraft travelling at 383 km/hour 2 www.droneshield.com
Slide 4: Drones - A Critical and Growing Threat Vector
Drones - A Critical and Growing Threat Vector For personal use only 3 www.droneshield.com
Slide 5: Drone Threats at Airports
Drone Threats at Airports The widespread adoption of drone technology has increased the risk and prevalence of disruptive use For personal use only Payload Delivery • Attacks: Dropping harmful / explosive payloads (including chemical or biological substances) or creating damage via collision • Smugg
Slide 6: CASA Legislation Around Flying of Drones
CASA Legislation Around Flying of Drones For personal use only • Fly by visual line of sight - close enough to see, maintain orientation and achieve accurate flight tracking • During daytime only • Only 1 RPA flown per pilot at any one time • No higher than 120m above ground level • Not any closer t
Slide 7: How does a counterdrone system work?
How does a counterdrone system work? For personal use only Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Detect Assess Respond • Intelligent, responsive, non-kinetic jamming • Machine learning and AI based detection and for the controlled management of threats, • Multi-sensor drone detection products classification software
Slide 8: Counterdrone detection technologies
Counterdrone detection technologies Multi-sensor/fusion-based drone detection should be used for optimal results For personal use only Radio frequency Radar Cameras Acoustic Imagery • Electro-Optical (EO), • Foundational layer • Motion tracker - emits • Compares noise of drone Infrared (IR) and Ther
Slide 9: Counterdrone defeat technologies
Counterdrone defeat technologies Where active defeat is not legal (usually Govt only), focus is on solutions which can identify location of the For personal use only drone and the pilot (ideally) Exotic tech, Large Defence Primes limited reliability dominance area Most practical Safe – “soft kill” K
Slide 10: RF-based drone detection is a single best tech, but highly complex to do well
RF-based drone detection is a single best tech, but highly complex to do well For personal use only • Drones operate in arguably the densest parts of the Radio Frequency (“RF”) Spectrum with “noise” coming from all kinds of other emitters including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cell towers and antennas • Conseq
Slide 11: Optical and Thermal Spectrum Counterdrone Surveillance
Optical and Thermal Spectrum Counterdrone Surveillance AI-assisted computervision engine detects and tracks complex threats such as drones in challenging environments, For personal use only such as airports • Drones are small, fast-moving objects, hard to detect with naked eye more than 50m away, ag
Slide 12: What Have Civilian Airports Deployed So Far?
What Have Civilian Airports Deployed So Far? With over 40,000 airports globally, we are facing a significant and rising risk, as drone proliferate For personal use only Australia USA UK Switzerland • Jun 2022: Air Services • Mar 2021: FAA selects for • Dec 2018: major shutdown • Dec 2020: DroneShiel
Slide 13: DroneShield - Overview
DroneShield - Overview For personal use only § Australian owned and operated § Global Counterdrone capability § ASX-listed (ASX:DRO), approx. $80m market cap § Man-portable, vehicle-mounted or fixed-installations § 60 employees (including 40 engineers) § Detection, tracking and defeat capabilities §
Slide 14: Contact details
Contact details For personal use only Email: info@droneshield.com Sydney, NSW (Headquarters) Level 5, 126 Phillip St Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia Phone: +61 2 9995 7280 13 www.droneshield.com
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