Greece to Install ‘Outpost’ Autonomous Towers on Islands

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Greece to Install ‘Outpost’ Autonomous Towers on Islands
A Greek defence start-up is proposing a new autonomous surveillance tower, “Outpost,” to improve the monitoring of remote islands. The company will demonstrate its capability at Washington’s annual Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Symposium.

According to Defence News, Greece will build five towers on islands in the next three months. According to manufacturer Lambda Automata, “Outpost” uses artificial intelligence to geolocate, classify, and track a wide range of threats, including people, drones, vessels, aircraft, vehicles, and smoke piles. The company’s use case envisions surveillance of the country’s numerous Aegean Sea islands, a mission for which local companies recently unveiled the Archytas drone.

Greece to Install ‘Outpost’ Autonomous Towers on Islands

The tower can be installed in remote locations without infrastructure, allowing for networked sensing of large areas with minimal personnel requirements. The sensors, outfitted with the company’s “Hydra” intelligent-perception plugin, can detect threats on three-dimensional map displays. Solar-powered technology is also highly customizable and can be installed in minutes, depending on the needs.

Greece to Install ‘Outpost’ Autonomous Towers on Islands

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