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AVIX Autonomic is the world leading automated laser bird deterrent for large commercial and agricultural sites. It uses programmed, moving laser patterns that birds perceive as a physical threat, pushing them to leave and preventing settling, feeding, and roosting across wide areas. Fully automatic and silent, it runs day and night with minimal maintenance and is designed for real world conditions, including bright Australian sunlight.

Proven in the field with reported efficacy of 70 to 99 percent, AVIX Autonomic helps protect crops, facilities, and sensitive operational areas by reducing bird damage, contamination, and biosecurity risk.

Achieve sustainable environmental targets and ensure site compliance in aviation, transport hubs, mining and industry, commercial food production and manufacturing. Protect valuable crops from pest birds, increase yields and the bottom line, with a humane, silent no-kill approach.

Supported by thorough testing and independent research, Bird Beam offers a proven alternative to traditional methods, recognized by the World Wildlife Fund and Birdlife Australia as the preferred option for ethical, environmentally friendly bird deterrence solutions.

Case Study
Eden Valley Vineyard Eliminates Bird Daage amd Reduces Costs with AVIX Laser Technology

In the picturesque region of Eden Valley, South Australia, a 40-acre vineyard faced a growing challenge: bird
infestations. The owner came across Australian company Bird Beam as a trusted partner of Bird Control Group and made the call.

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Tasmanian Vineyard Successfully Implements AVIX Autonomic

First introduced to the AVIX Autonomic Laser Bird Deterrent in 2020 when they made contact with
Michelle Kerr from Bird Beam Laser Bird Control Systems. The cutting-edge system stemmed from the inadequacies of netting solutions.

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Yarra Trams in Melbourne Transforms Depot Safety with Laser Bird Control Technology

Birds roosting in tram depots have long created significant challenges for Yarra Trams, then operated by Keolis Downer in Melbourne, Australia. Nesting materials, feathers, and droppings not only pose health and safety risks but also lead to infrastructure damage and drive up cleaning and maintenance costs.

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