Leag Takes a High-Flying Approach to Combat Theft with Drones
Surveillance Drones Officer Theft Prevention Measures at Depot Deployed - Drones Deployed by Leag for Anti-Theft Surveillance
Hey there! Here's the scoop on Leag, an energy supplier in Lusatia, employing a new strategy to thwart theft and vandalism on their property. They've been deploying drones for several months now, and they're seeing positive results - a significant decrease in theft during the 2024/2025 winter half-year!
Johannes Bieder, the coordinator of corporate security at Leag, says these autonomous aerial vehicles reliably patrol the facility, swiftly identifying potential threats like theft attempts, vandalism, or illicit activities.
The villains circling Leag are after copper and diesel
These pesky thieves love to target Leag's energy production facility. It's all about those valuable resources - copper and diesel. Leag reports that the damages alone can rack up more than 30,000 euros every month. In the past, anti-coal crusaders have even sneaked onto the open-pit mine and hijacked excavators!
Leag is experimenting with drones alongside video surveillance towers. The goal? Foster a theft-free zone, especially at the Jaenschwalde open-pit mine and the Central Railway Operation in the Lusatian brown coal mining area. Keep your eyes peeled for more moves from Leag as they expand this innovative project in the future.
Drones + AI = enhanced security
These hi-tech drones are equipped with cutting-edge sensors, cameras, and intelligence-powered technology. This arsenal allows for real-time monitoring of tough-to-reach areas and activates alarms around the clock. The AI embedded in the drones uses heat cameras to detect if it spots a human, then triggers an alarm at the Leag control center. The security team or even the police then swoops in!
- Drones
- Theft Prevention
- Lusatia
- Vandalism
- AI
- Jaenschwalde
- Theft
As for the nitty-gritty details about the revolution happening at Jaenschwalde, that's still a bit up in the air. We're talking Leag, based in Lusatia, putting a creative spin on theft protection by deploying drones. Though specifics for Jaenschwalde are scarce, implementing drones for security purposes can be effective by enhancing surveillance, speeding up response times, and offering a cost-efficient solution for remote or demanding areas. Fingers crossed for even more impressive results on the horizon!
- In an effort to combat theft and vandalism in Lusatia, Leag, an energy supplier, has been implementing vocational training for their drone operators to efficiently patrol the facility and reduce theft, especially at the Jaenschwalde open-pit mine.
- To ensure data and cloud computing security in Lusatia, Leag is also considering vocational training for its IT staff, focusing on cybersecurity to protect their infrastructure from potential threats, including those targeting the valuable resources of copper and diesel.
