Marinas,
ports,
terminals
For owners and guests of marinas, yacht harbors, moorings, and jetties, seabirds and their droppings often pose a significant problem. Gulls, in particular, foul jetties, moorings, and vessels. This soiling can damage tarpaulins, decks, equipment, and yacht furnishings. Furthermore, bird droppings make the surfaces of jetties and moorings slippery and therefore dangerous when wet.
AVIX Autonomic Mark II in the shipyard
The Autonomic Laser is a device specifically designed for bird control, offering effective protection for large halls and shipyards. It is user-friendly and delivers fast and lasting results. The laser triggers the natural flight instinct of approaching and perched birds, causing them to perceive the laser beam as an approaching threat. The device connects and configures easily via Bluetooth using the AVIX Connect app. Unlike conventional deterrent methods, this technology does not lead to habituation, as the birds react instinctively. With regular use, birds will eventually perceive the halls as unsafe and avoid them.
BirdAlert 2.0 Protection at the Berth
As soon as the BirdAlert 2.0 system detects one of the bird species identified as pests, it immediately activates specific panic calls targeted at that species. This system utilizes artificial intelligence (AI) and self-learning algorithms, allowing BirdAlert to continuously adapt its responses to the current situation. This ongoing adaptability significantly increases the efficiency of bird control. To deter birds as they approach, both the microphone and the speakers are mounted at the top of a mast.
BirdAlert mobile in the marina
The BirdAlert mobile is an efficient method for keeping seabirds away from protected areas in the long term. It is particularly user-friendly, as it operates silently when not in use. The system's integrated artificial intelligence (AI) activates as soon as birds approach and scares them away with specific warning calls. BirdAlert devices are designed to effectively deter birds without harming them, making them a safe choice. These devices are user-friendly, designed for continuous operation, and require no external power source. Occasionally changing their location further increases their effectiveness.
Port buildings, cruise, cargo terminals
Tall buildings near water, as well as heavy passenger and freight traffic, attract gulls. It is important to protect people, vehicles, and ground surfaces from aerial pollution. In addition to using BirdAlert devices or bird deterrent lasers, protecting roof edges plays a crucial role in keeping an area free of gulls. Electric systems offer an effective solution for this. Similar to an electric fence, these systems emit electrical pulses that deter gulls from attempting to land. As a result, the birds avoid these areas and do not land there again.