Wildlife Rescue (Kitzrettung)
Thermal detection of hidden fawns before mowing season (May–July). The 640×512 thermal sensor distinguishes warm animal signatures from ambient grass — saving lives at scale.
How we operate
- 01 Pre-dawn flight (4–6 AM)
Survey begins at 4–6 AM before mowing crews arrive. At this time the thermal contrast between fawn body heat and cool morning ground is highest — optimal detection window.
- 02 Systematic autonomous coverage
Grid flight ensures 100% field coverage with no missed strips. The 640×512 thermal sensor reliably distinguishes fawn heat signatures (37 °C) from ambient grass temperature.
- 03 Real-time ground team coordination
Each warm signature GPS-marked and communicated to the ground team by radio in real time. Fawns relocated immediately — mowing cleared to proceed behind the rescue crew.
- 04 Clearance confirmation & documentation
Rescue confirmation report with all GPS coordinates issued to the farmer. Documentation available for liability insurance and conservation records.
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