Drones Act As "City Inspectors"

Law enforcement officials are flying a drone at Egret Island Park to get a full picture of the situation there.

"Look! What is flying in the sky?" On the morning of August 25, at a construction site on Hubin South Road, a DJI Royal 2 double light drone just lifted off, passing citizens stopped their steps, looked up into the air - this is the city law enforcement bureau "air chengguan" debut.

The female "flying hand" Sun Qinlin, who controls the drone, is staring at the screen. As the drone flies higher and higher, every corner of the construction site is clearly displayed on the screen. "Hover, rise, patrol." Sun Qinlin silently, while pressing the shooting button, instant photo forensics. "Despite its small size, it can be very useful." Sun qinlin told reporters that in unrestricted areas, the uav can fly up to 500 meters, the maximum line of sight can cover a range of 8,000 meters in diameter, a battery has more than 30 minutes of endurance.

After the drone lifted off, it was scanned by the "clairance-eye", and soon it was found that the spraying devices around the site were not on. Law enforcement officials quickly called the site manager to deal with it.

"In the past, when we were patrolling construction sites, we had to rely on our feet. It takes most of the day to walk around. "Now with drones, you can complete the inspection in half an hour and see it more thoroughly and carefully than human inspection." Fu Wenshun, commander of the second brigade of the city's law enforcement bureau, said the images captured by the drone will be transmitted back to the backstage of the city's smart chengguan platform in real time, making it easier for commanders to conduct further detailed scheduling.