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    On the vast savannas of Africa, wildlife conservation areas are facing unprecedented challenges. Poachers, in their quest to obtain valuable items such as ivory and rhino horns, are resorting to high-tech methods like drones for illegal hunting. These drones are capable of flying at night and are equipped with infrared cameras, allowing poachers to detect and track their targets from a safe distance.

     Protecting the diversity of Earth's species is a shared responsibility among humanity. To combat poachers who use drones to kill wildlife, our company has reached an agreement with African parks to provide a variety of anti-drone detection equipment for the protection of the African savannas. The DR400B is one of the key pieces of equipment in this initiative.

The DR400B is designed to detect and counter the use of drones by poachers, ensuring the safety and preservation of wildlife in these vulnerable areas. It consists of a detection host and several communication walkie-talkies. Once the detection host picks up drone signals, it will transmit alarms to each walkie-talkie and also enable real-time communication through them. The detection host has a detection range of up to 3 kilometers, making it impossible for poachers' drones to hide.