The New Parliament of Tajikistan is now protected by advanced AVIX laser bird deterrent systems, providing a humane and sustainable solution that preserves the architectural integrity of one of the country’s most important national landmarks.
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For the New Parliament of Tajikistan, the priority was clear: to safeguard the beauty and standards of this landmark through a proactive, preventive approach. By implementing 6 smart AVIX laser bird deterrent systems, the building now benefits from continuous protection—delivering a 95% reduction in bird presence while fully preserving the architecture.
Unlike traditional bird control methods, the AVIX solution uses precisely projected laser patterns to gently guide birds away from sensitive areas without harming them. This environmentally responsible approach supports long-term sustainability while maintaining the visual quality of high-profile buildings and public infrastructure.
Bird activity can pose operational and maintenance challenges for large public buildings, including sanitation risks, structural wear, and visual impact. By adopting automated laser technology, the Parliament of Tajikistan demonstrates how modern infrastructure can integrate non-invasive solutions to protect both functionality and appearance. The system operates continuously, ensuring consistent performance while minimizing maintenance requirements and supporting the building’s prestigious image.
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“The deployment of AVIX lasers at the New Parliament of Tajikistan highlights how innovative, humane solutions can support the protection of high-profile infrastructure,” said Chafik Ait Ihda, Regional Business Manager at Bird Control Group. “Our systems provide reliable protection while maintaining the aesthetics and operational standards expected of landmark public buildings.
About Bird Control Group
Bird Control Group designs and manufactures AVIX laser bird deterrent systems, providing innovative solutions to keep birds at a distance from agricultural, industrial, and commercial activities. These technologies help ensure safer working environments and offer an effective way of preventing damage.
Customers include Cargill, Coca-Cola, Heineken, and Google. Bird Control Group operates in more than 100 countries worldwide, with offices in the United States and the Netherlands
