Firefighting
Taking fire departments to the next generation fire fighting with thermal and visual cameras, gas detectors, and high rise spraying systems. We aid firemen in taking quick and better-informed decisions in emergency situations.
Benefits for Firefighters.
Urban Fires: Provide firemen with real-time aerial data and precise guidance to protect people and property.
For high-rise fires where reaching with ladders is difficult or dangerous, use the tethered spraying system.
Forest Fires: Examine large areas, identify fire areas, analyze fire threats and dispatch the appropriate response.
Use the fireball drop system to put out fires in grasslands or forest clearings.
Rescue Services: Rapidly identify threats in Flood, HazMat or any other emergencies.
Use the megaphone system for crowd control.
Benefits of Drones for Fire Department
Thermal Vision
A fire scene contains smoke, buildings, structures, and other obstacles that make determining the extent and threat of the fire difficult.
Select rescue targets by flying over buildings, structures, and other obstacles using the OctaGlide's thermal cameras.
Real-Time Data Collection
Live-stream videos and high-resolution photos. The deployment of personnel and equipment can be slowed by a lack of on-the-ground data. Live-stream video to the control centre with high-resolution cameras for efficient deployment and to eliminate any disorder and chaos on the ground.
PA System
Use the drone-mounted megaphone to address a large crowd or to warn and advise people trapped in burning buildings during a fire or HazMat emergency.
Drone Payloads
Tethered Spraying System
Water can be sprayed into high-rise buildings that are difficult or dangerous to access using a drone tethered to on-ground water pumps and power systems.
Fireball Extinguisher Drop
Fire extinguisher balls instantly douse the fire when dropped directly on it.
Hazardous and dangerous fires such as chemical or explosive fires can be extinguished with reduced human risk.
Designed to allow for faster reloads.
Fire Scene Illumination
When firefighters arrive at an incident, they frequently require scene illumination to quickly assess the situation and identify potential hazards.
Difficult to access operation areas, such as rooftops and difficult terrains, can be brightly lit up.