Autonomous Drone Fleet Dispatch OS
Rough terrain response

Drones on scene in 3 minutes.

Autonomous foam pods for fire chiefs. Zero crew risk.

FedRAMP Moderate SOC 2 Type II Section 508
The Challenge

Ground crews can't reach flashpoints in time

01

Slow mobilization, dangerous terrain

Manual dispatch and ground crews cannot reach intense flashpoints quickly enough. Aerial tankers take hours to coordinate, leaving initial fire spread uncontrolled.

Night-time grounding

Manned aircraft are grounded after dark, leaving fires unattended overnight.

Pilot safety hazards

Severe risk for human pilots flying low over rugged, smoky terrain.

Coordination delays

Hours to coordinate tankers, engines, and crews across agencies.

Solution

Autonomous swarm deployment, sub-3-minute response

Zero crew exposure

Drones reach coordinates instantly, keeping firefighters out of harm's way.

5x fuel coating

Compressed air foam suppresses spot fires more effectively than water drops.

Always on, night and day

Autonomous docks and drones operate 24/7, eliminating night-time grounding gaps.

Sub-3-min response

Thermal detection triggers instant swarm launch, no manual coordination.

Key Features

The dispatch OS for wildfire swarms

Thermal hotspot ingest

Continuous feed from EU satellite feeds and ground sensors. Automated drone route generation avoiding thermal updrafts keeps swarms safe and precise.

Real-time detection

Route generation

Avoids thermal updrafts automatically, ensuring stable flight paths.

Dock telemetry

Battery health and swap dock status, monitored live from command.

Foam payload release

Precision compressed air foam drops, triggered via incident command portal.

Live mapping

Incident command portal with real-time drone positions and fire spread.

Swarm coordination

Multi-drone relay coordination for large-scale incidents (roadmap).

3min
Response time

Direct to coordinates, zero human risk

5x
Fuel coating

Compressed air foam vs. plain water drops

24/7
Operational readiness

Autonomous docks, no night-time grounding

Process

From detection to suppression

01

Thermal detection

Satellite and thermal feeds identify a hotspot, triggering the swarm automatically.

02

Autonomous launch

Drones deploy from dock stations, navigating around thermal updrafts to the exact coordinates.

03

Foam suppression

Compressed air foam coats fuel loads 5x more effectively, containing the spot fire before crews arrive.

Pricing

Annual hardware-as-a-service lease

Starter

Single autonomous pod station

120 000€ /year
  • 1 drone pod station
  • Satellite thermal ingest
  • Battery swap dock
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Pro

Multi-pod regional deployment

360 000€ /year
  • 3 drone pod stations
  • Swarm coordination
  • Predictive wind-vector AI
  • Priority support
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Enterprise

Custom multi-region fleet

Custom
  • Unlimited pod stations
  • Dedicated integration
  • 24/7 on-site support
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Join the waitlist for a research pilot across high-risk forestry corridors.

FedRAMP ModerateSOC 2 Type IISection 508
FAQ

Common questions

How fast is deployment? +

Sub-3-minute response from thermal detection to drone launch. The system triggers automatically without manual dispatch.

What about night operations? +

Drones operate 24/7, unaffected by darkness. Autonomous docking and battery swap ensure continuous readiness.

How does foam suppression work? +

Compressed air foam coats fuel loads 5x more effectively than plain water, suppressing spot fires rapidly and preventing spread.

Is the system compliant? +

Yes, we maintain FedRAMP Moderate, SOC 2 Type II, and Section 508 compliance. Data residency assurances available.

What is the pilot program? +

We partner with municipal civil defense and engineering universities for non-binding research pilots across high-risk corridors.