- First Responders

First Responders face life-threatening situations daily where quick, accurate information is crucial. Traditional methods, such as scouting a fire scene or searching for victims in a large area, can be time-consuming and dangerous. Drones enable first responders to gather critical information remotely, which aids in making informed decisions.

Drones can be deployed in various types of emergencies, ranging from traffic accidents and search and rescue operations to situations involving hazardous materials. Drones offer significant advantages for first responders..

Fast, dynamic and safe. Drones are perfect for First Responders.

Safety

Many incidents carry risks, such as the danger of collapse or chemical fumes. Drones can explore these hazardous areas without first responders putting themselves in danger. With special sensors such as infrared cameras, gas detectors, and LIDAR, drones can detect signs of chemical substances and minimise the risk of exposure, allowing first responders to plan their actions safely and effectively.

Sensors

Modern drones are equipped with advanced sensors, including thermal cameras and LIDAR systems. This technology enables operation even in poor visibility. Thermal imaging assists in locating individuals in smoke or detecting hotspots in fires, which can be essential in search and rescue operations or in preventing the further spread of a fire..

Continuity

Continuity is crucial for first responders when using drones in emergency situations. Downtime can be life-threatening when rapid and safe deployment is necessary. That is why we offer a complete backup system when first responders' drones are undergoing maintenance. Our service guarantees that there are always reliable drones available, allowing operations to continue without interruption. While we carry out maintenance and inspection on existing drones, first responders can continue to rely on the essential aerial reconnaissance and support needed to respond effectively and swiftly. This way, they are never without their technological lifeline in critical situations.

Applications

Traffic accidents and rescue operations

In serious traffic incidents, drones can capture the entire incident area from the air, providing useful information for emergency services and traffic management. Drones can also identify obstacles and victims, and assist in determining the safest routes for ambulance personnel to reach the injured. Additionally, drones can be used to create a highly accurate 3D model of the situation for the purpose of analysing the cause of the incident..

Search and rescue operations

In situations where people go missing in forests, mountains, or waters, drones are indispensable. They can quickly survey large areas using thermal sensors and high-resolution cameras, even in low light. This significantly accelerates rescue operations and increases the chances of finding the missing in time.

Hazardous substances

Drones can be deployed to detect hazardous substances without direct contact. With special sensors, they can analyse chemical substances or gases and assist in determining safety zones. This not only protects first responders but also the environment and residents in nearby areas..