HeliCops: This is how the technology that puts DGT helicopters in check works

If you are a driver, you already know that DGT radars are one of the most hated devices. They are designed to monitor the speed of vehicles on the road.ensuring that you comply with the established limits, but they are also feared because they can catch anyone careless.

Therefore, it is not surprising that there are numerous applications that help you detect radars. These tools allow you to locate both fixed and mobile or section routes, offering you the possibility of anticipating and adjusting your driving to avoid fines.

However, the situation becomes complicated when the radar is no longer on the ground, but in the air. This is where Pegasus, the feared DGT helicopter, comes into play. Equipped with advanced technology, its main mission is to control the speed of vehicles from the air, but also It can detect violations such as improper overtaking or the use of a cell phone while driving.

It uses high-resolution cameras and sensors that record license plates and calculate speed with millimeter precision.. Thanks to its ability to cover large areas in a short time, Pegasus is a particularly effective tool on interurban roads and secondary roads.

Avoiding Pegasus is more complicated than avoiding a fixed or mobile radar. His mobility makes it practically impossible to know when he is watching… at least until now. This is where it comes into play. HeliCopsa tool that is revolutionizing the way we deal with aerial radars.

The new tool to detect helicopters from the DGT

HeliCops is a web tool designed specifically for detect the presence of the DGT helicopters. Using real-time data, this technology allows you to know the exact location of Pegasus and anticipate it.

Its operation is based on the platform ADSBExchangea global network that collects flight and air traffic information through public signals emitted by aircraft. In this way, the app converts this data into alerts for drivers on the road.

For now, HeliCops works over the web. The free version gives you a clue, as it tells you when a DGT helicopter is near your location. But, if you want the exact location, the paid version gives it to you in great detail.

And be careful, its creators have already announced that if this tool is successful, they will launch versions for Android and iOS. Although its operation is based on public data, its purpose could be interpreted as a way to avoid traffic controls, which raises legal and ethical doubts.

Driving responsibly will always be the best option, but if you decide to use HeliCops, now you know how it works and what it can offer you to avoid Pegasus of the DGT.

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