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BorderForce · Flexible system extending automated border surveillance by increased situational awareness adaptable to uncertain times with unforseen events
The EU has experienced a surge in fixed border surveillance solutions, including physical barriers, covering 13% of external land borders. The BorderForce project responds to evolving threats by enhancing real-time surveillance capabilities. It introduces a dynamic system, featuring self-sufficient, transportable Command and Control (C2) Stations with configurable and extendable capabilities. These stations incorporate versatile surveillance towers with anti-drone features, integrating data from autonomous monitoring sensors and UAV systems.Dedicated satellite resources, including CubeSat, strategically positioned at high-risk spots, ensure frequent revisits to critical areas. To enable early threat assessment, BorderForce leverages Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT), processing online data for border security threats. The project emphasizes ethical, legal, and social aspects, safeguarding fundamental rights in border surveillance capability development.BorderForce collaborates with EU and candidate country border authorities, customs, and Common Security and Defense Policy (CSDP) entities. It defines scenarios, gathers architecture feedback, and validates end user feedback. The project emphasizes data exchange, novel user interfaces (e.g., XR), and immersive training for collaborative threat assessment, promoting safety and security while upholding fundamental rights.This solution enhances resource sustainability by improving the coordination and deployment of reusable security measures. The BorderForce solution will be validated in 2 field trials to become TRL7. It ensures seamless operations in monitoring the flow of goods, people, and information. Addressing challenges like migration, smuggling, and geopolitical tensions, BorderForce contributes to regional stability, particularly in crises. Overall, it combines technological innovation and international collaboration to bolster border security, prioritizing fundamental rights and ethical considerations.
Consortium · 18 organisations
AIT AUSTRIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GMBH
AT · €937,145
INSPECTORATUL GENERAL AL POLITIEI DE FRONTIERA
RO · €52,406
HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE ENGINEERING EPE
EL · €319,350
AFSEA SEKTSIA SOFIA
BG · €194,796
TEKNOLOGIAN TUTKIMUSKESKUS VTT OY
FI · €413,222
ETICAS DATA SOCIETY
ES · €201,250
INSTITUT PO OTBRANA
BG · €7,079
VALSTYBES SIENOS APSAUGOS TARNYBA PRIE VIDAUS REIKALU MINISTERIJOS
LT · €134,063
EUROPEAN DYNAMICS LUXEMBOURG SA
LU · €414,225
SECURITON GMBH
DE · €349,781
MINISTERSTVO VNUTRA SLOVENSKEJ REPUBLIKY
SK · €51,094
INSPECTORATUL GENERAL AL POLITIEI DE FRONTIERA AL MINISTERULUI AFACERILOR INTERNE
MD · €48,500
GLAVNA DIREKTSIA GRANICHNA POLITSIA
BG · €99,688
General Maritime Directorate
AL · €50,500
ERATOSTHENES CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE
CY · €328,743
GEOSYSTEMS HELLAS IT KAI EFARMOGESGEOPLIROFORIAKON SYSTIMATON ANONIMIETAIREIA
EL · €300,871
BUNDESMINISTERIUM FUR EUROPAISCHE UND INTERNATIONALE ANGELEGENHEITEN
AT
MUITINES DEPARTAMENTAS PRIE LIETUVOS RESPUBLIKOS FINANSU MINISTERIJOS
LT · €90,063
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