Emergency Response
Deploy in seconds, arrive within minutes
Avy Drone Networks for emergency response
Meet the earliest first responder to arrive at the scene: the Avy Aera is always ready to give your team an instant birds-eye view on a situation. As this drone loiters at the scene, it keeps a watchful eye on emergency personnel, while providing real-time feedback on the operation’s progress.
When an emergency calls our drone to the scene, it makes every second count. It arrives within minutes to deliver vital information, enhancing your ongoing operation’s effectiveness. It has proven indispensable for incident commanders at the dispatch center for coordinating the operation and scaling deployment in real-time.
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Network Coverage
Whether regional or nationwide, there's always an Avy drone nearby, standing by for action.
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Rapid Response
After deployment the Avy Aera cruises at 100 km/h directly to the scene.
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Eyes in the Sky
Live high-resolution imagery helps first responders to streamline dispatch operations.
Arrive first at the scene
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Incident response
In the chaos of an incident, time is of the essence. Avy Drones redefine incident response dynamics with instantaneous deployment, providing an unparalleled bird's-eye view. From this vantage point, emergency responders can coordinate ground operations with precision and insights that complement ground-level perspectives, facilitating swift and well-informed decision-making.
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Search & Response
In the expansive search for individuals in distress, Avy Drones take flight to cover large areas swiftly and effectively. When paired with AI vision recognition algorithms, like hotspot detection, these drones become powerful tools in the hands of search and rescue teams, enhancing the chances of a timely and successful rescue operation.
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Fire Monitoring
When there is a risk of wildfires, Avy Drones step in as vigilant guardians from the skies. As they monitor the size and progress of wildfires, they provide crucial aerial vision, helping to protect people on the ground and to prevent further destruction. Beyond observation, these drones use hotspot detection to pinpoint potential areas of concern, proactively preventing fires from reigniting.
