Low-altitude UAV surveillance system

Low-altitude UAV surveillance system combining aerostat technology with wind power generation and acoustic detection

This technology discloses a low-altitude unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) surveillance system. According to an embodiment, the system comprises: an aerostat body filled with gas that remains suspended in the air; a rope connected to the aerostat body and anchored to the ground; a camera unit formed on the exterior of the aerostat body to capture subjects; an image transmission unit included in the camera unit and mounted on the aerostat body to transmit video; and a control center consisting of a monitor that receives and displays the video signal transmitted from the image transmission unit, and a recording storage unit that stores the video signal. This allows for multiple aerostat bodies to be deployed in the air, enabling aerial reconnaissance from a ground-based control center. It effectively functions as an airborne early warning system at low altitudes, which is highly efficient for detecting small UAVs.

Existing solutions in this field have faced structural and functional limitations that required improvement.

This technology can be applied to relevant industries as a low-altitude UAV surveillance system to enhance performance and efficiency.

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Key Features:

• A donut-shaped aerostat body that remains suspended in the air, is filled with gas, and features a through-hole for airflow.
• A camera unit formed on the exterior of the aerostat body, including a position tracking device that captures subjects and tracks aerial vehicles.
• A control center that receives and displays video signals, stores data, and provides remote control for the camera unit.
• A wind power generator installed in the aerostat body's through-hole, consisting of a wind turbine, a generator, and a battery unit to produce, store, and supply power.

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