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Rescue Services

First responders are turning to DJI's 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

Rescue Services

First responders are turning to DJI's 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

Rescue Services Key Benefits

Search & Rescue

Efficiently scan vast areas and pinpoint missing individuals thanks to high-resolution digital and thermal cameras

Disaster Response

Fly over affected areas, document damage to infrastructure and property, and optimize relief efforts

Rescue Services Key Benefits

Search & Rescue

Efficiently scan vast areas and pinpoint missing individuals thanks to high-resolution digital and thermal cameras

Disaster Response

Fly over affected areas, document damage to infrastructure and property, and optimize relief efforts

Search & Rescue

Search & Rescue

Traditional Challenges For 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 terrain is demanding.

Night time and low-light conditions hinder search efforts, significantly complicating rescue missions.

How Drones Support Search & Rescue

Scan wide areas and identify threats to victims and responders with high-resolution aerial imagery.

Elevate responders' perspective and bring search and rescue to new levels of efficiency.

At night, or in low-light conditions, leverage thermal sensors to locate missing persons who might otherwise be overlooked.

Traditional Challenges For 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 terrain is demanding.

Night time and low-light conditions hinder search efforts, significantly complicating rescue missions.

How Drones Support Search & Rescue

Scan wide areas and identify threats to victims and responders with high-resolution aerial imagery.

Elevate responders' perspective and bring search and rescue to new levels of efficiency.

At night, or in low-light conditions, leverage thermal sensors to locate missing persons who might otherwise be overlooked.

Related Case Studies

Study on the Advantages of Drones for Search and Rescue

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Mission Oversight Platform

Matrice 300 RTK

Oversee missions as they develop, identify threats to firefighters and bystanders, and arm ground teams with rea-time aerial intel.

Payload and software

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Quick Deployment Thermal Tool

Mavic 2 Enterprise Dual

Take off quickly and gain immediate aerial awareness of the fire, enabling safer and effective commands to be made.

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Drone Platform

Mavic 2 Enterprise Advanced

With thermal and visual sensors, the M2EA supports 32x digital zoom and is capable of centimeter-level positioning accuracy with the RTK module.

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Disaster Response

Disaster Response

Traditional Challenges in Disaster Response

In the aftermath of disaster, when every moment matters, complicated terrain and environments can delay response times.

Disaster areas pose hazards to victims and rescue teams which can be aggravated by a lack of clear information and communication.

Relief efforts and target prioritization can be hindered by an incomplete perspective on the affected region.

How Drones Assist in Disaster Response

Fly over obstacles and hazards, immediately gain the power of perspective, and begin deploying care.

An aerial angle can help guide ground teams, facilitate communications, and synchronize rescue efforts.

Rapid 2D and 3D modeling of affected areas can produce actionable maps to guide relief efforts.

Traditional Challenges in Disaster Response

In the aftermath of disaster, when every moment matters, complicated terrain and environments can delay response times.

Disaster areas pose hazards to victims and rescue teams which can be aggravated by a lack of clear information and communication.

Relief efforts and target prioritization can be hindered by an incomplete perspective on the affected region.

How Drones Assist in Disaster Response

Fly over obstacles and hazards, immediately gain the power of perspective, and begin deploying care.

An aerial angle can help guide ground teams, facilitate communications, and synchronize rescue efforts.

Rapid 2D and 3D modeling of affected areas can produce actionable maps to guide relief efforts.

Related Products

Related Products

Slide 1

Mission Oversight Platform

Matrice 300 RTK

Oversee missions as they develop, identify threats to firefighters and bystanders, and arm ground teams with rea-time aerial intel.

Payload and software

Slide 2

Quick Deployment Thermal Tool

Mavic 2 Enterprise Dual

Take off quickly and gain immediate aerial awareness of the fire, enabling safer and effective commands to be made.

Slide 3

Drone Platform

Mavic 2 Enterprise Advanced

With thermal and visual sensors, the M2EA supports 32x digital zoom and is capable of centimeter-level positioning accuracy with the RTK module.

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