Motorola

Flock DFR is a fully automated, turnkey Drone as a First Responder platform built to provide local governments and law enforcement with rapid aerial intelligence within seconds of an emergency alert. Centered around its rugged, NDAA-compliant Alpha drone, the system can launch autonomously from climate-controlled rooftop docks and fly up to 60 mph—arriving on scene in an average of 86 seconds. The platform integrates natively with Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD), gunshot detection sensors, and Flock’s extensive automated license plate reader (ALPR) network, enabling the drone to automatically deploy to specific geo-coordinates and read license plates from up to 2,000 feet away. Managed through Flock Aerodome software and streamed directly into real-time crime centers (RTCC) via FlockOS, the platform allows municipal agencies to assess threats, locate missing persons, and clear up to 20% of low-priority calls remotely without dispatching patrol cars.

Easy Aerial (Easy Mobile) is a vehicle-mounted, autonomous "drone-in-a-box" platform built to provide local governments and emergency services with persistent, all-weather tactical overwatch. Designed for installation on municipal command units, police vehicles, or disaster response trucks, the rugged, MIL-STD-810G certified base station can deploy its unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) while traveling up to 25 mph. Utilizing a persistent data-over-power tether, the system delivers unlimited flight endurance and unhackable data security, serving as a critical force multiplier for city agencies managing mass public events, multi-alarm fires, or local disaster relief operations.

Skydio DFR provides local governments and public safety agencies with a complete, autonomous Drone as a First Responder ecosystem powered by the NDAA-compliant Skydio X10 aircraft and climate-controlled Skydio Docks. Operating as a central operating system, the DFR Command software automatically pulls geo-coordinates from 911 dispatch, gunshot detection, and ALPR networks to launch a rooftop-docked drone onto the scene in under 20 seconds. Through a deep enterprise alliance with Axon, the platform seamlessly overlays live body-worn camera locations on the pilot's map, streams real-time aerial feeds into local crime centers via Fusus, and directly offloads post-incident video into Axon Evidence. Additionally, the system provides advanced simulation algorithms to help city planners mathematically position drone docks based on historical emergency data to ensure a sub-two-minute response time across the municipality.