Prnewswire Betolar Launches Drone Protection for Critical Infrastructure
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- •Betolar's new solution targets drone threats to critical infrastructure.
- •The technology is designed for rapid deployment and site-specific customization.
- •Betolar has applied for patent protection, indicating a focus on innovation.
Betolar has unveiled a new drone protection solution aimed at safeguarding large critical infrastructure sites, including oil terminals, energy facilities, data centers, and water utilities. This solution builds on Betolar's previous work in electrical substation protection and is designed for rapid deployment and adaptability to site-specific needs. The company has applied for patent protection for this innovative technology, which addresses various drone threats, from small drones to larger systems. The solution is intended for both temporary and permanent installations, allowing for quick response to emerging threats. Betolar aims to expand its market reach internationally and is actively seeking partnerships with operators needing enhanced site protection. The potential market for this solution is significant, with previous estimates indicating several hundred million euros in the Baltic Sea region alone.
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