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Aim: The study examines how to keep pace with technological advancements in detection and how to involve the scientific community in the development and integration of innovative solutions into everyday practice.
Methodology: The research showcases the potential of UAV technology in national security operations through the practical example of the innovation collaboration between the Széchenyi István University and the Scientific Innovation Forum of Civil National Security Services.
Findings: The study finds that an innovation strategy and collaboration with the scientific community are crucial in reconnaissance. The application of UAV technology offers advantages, including speed, cost-effectiveness, safety, and environmental friendliness. However, the technology's application may also pose risks, such as limited operational time, weather sensitivity, and cybersecurity challenges.
Value: The study demonstrates the results of innovation collaboration through a practical example. Furthermore, it contributes to a better understanding of the application of drone technology in reconnaissance.
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