Public Safety

Crime Scene Investigation

Too often, contamination of a crime scene becomes the weakest link in crime scene investigation. Deploying unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) before entering a scene allows for accurate data capture without touching the scene itself, with robust metadata reports both thermal and visible. With pixel-matched thermal and visible/RGB enables evidence-gathering to be analyzed without time-consuming lens corrections. This is also the ideal overwatch with quiet operation, long battery life, and high sensitivity in night-flight environments. With floodlight attachments, UAVs can rapidly deploy to illuminate the scene.

Utilize UAV solutions to quickly map areas after an incident preserves the scene for further analysis. Using 3D ortho-maps or aerial LiDAR point clouds, forensic units and investigators can gain a detailed view of a site by accurately measuring objects, areas, and evidence in the digital realm. Coupled with software, investigators can complete preliminary reports on-scene with reporting tools that provide unbiased, visual reports to the courts.

On-Scene Incident Monitoring

Deploy UAV solutions to help defend the interests of citizens, prevent and mitigate crime, and safeguard local and national government teams during critical operations. UAV solutions provide remote visuals of a dangerous area to give officers crucial information about a situation. Using a thermal sensor, officers can gain visuals through glass and other obstructions, preventing officers from risking their lives when scouting an area and searching for perps.

Search & Rescue

Rescue missions pose inherent dangers to responders, which can be compounded by incomplete situational information.

Rescue teams can be spread thin when target areas are vast, and the terrain is demanding. In addition, nighttime and low-light conditions hinder search efforts, significantly complicating rescue missions.

First responders are turning to aerial solutions to aid in search and rescue missions. Deployed at land or sea, drones can efficiently scan vast areas and help pinpoint individuals in distress thanks to high-resolution digital and thermal sensors.

Firefighting & HAZMAT Operations

Arriving on scene, smoke, buildings, and obstacles can make it challenging to determine the scope of a fire or HAZMAT threats. Limited ground perspectives on the fire can hinder the optimal deployment of attention and resources. It can be hazardous and costly to survey and document the damage in the aftermath of a fire disaster.

By deploying UAVs, first-responders can fly over buildings and obstacles and see-through smoke with thermal cameras to help prioritize targets. Stream live video intelligence back to command centers to align teams, eliminate uncertainty, and leverage high-resolution cameras to remotely monitor remaining threats and document damage for future analysis.