ZALA T-16 UAVs have strengthened forest protection in the Tyumen region.

Tyumen foresters shared their experience using high-tech ZALA T-16 systems to protect the taiga. Specialists from the regional Forestry Department said they have been using these unmanned systems for round-the-clock patrols for over six years. Read more in the interview. Vesti program« Director of the department Leonid Ostroumov shared.

According to him, ZALA UAVs, equipped with high-quality optical and thermal imaging equipment, enable remote surveys of vast and hard-to-reach areas at any time of day. They can remain airborne for over four hours, traveling over 75 km from their launch site. A mobile laboratory based on a high-mobility vehicle ensures the systems' efficient operation in the field.

Thus, as practice has shown, the ZALA T-16 system significantly expands inspectors' capabilities for promptly detecting forest fires and protecting the taiga from violators. It helps not only record violations but also collect evidence, including equipment numbers and the precise coordinates of the fire location.