The standard method of deploying Robop is to use our standard mounting bases fixed down at prominent points on your building. A typical deployment uses between 2 and 6 bases per bird. Installation could not be simpler and your Robop is very easy to move between bases to simulate a peregrine flying away and coming back to land at another point on the building. Compared with installing spikes or nets deploying Robop is extremely quick and costs practically nothing. An even simpler method is to use our rotating arm bases which simply clamp on to a handrail. The standard arrangement is however not always suitable so, for this reason we continue to develop new and ever more sophisticated deployment options. As noted earlier we have a vehicle trailer based system, popular with airports, pneumatic poles that can be attached to a building and we are currently developing a tracking system which can move Robop around at high speed. So, whatever your situation we have an option including custom engineering a one off deployment solution for you.
In addition to the standard Robop with self contained battery power we can supply Robop to plug directly into a waterproof mains socket or you can have everything powered by solar panels.
Deployment
