The same live video, recording, annotation, and fleet tools serve every team. What changes is what you point the camera at.
VIP / PERIMETER / EVENTS / LPRExtra eyes for protection details and security teams without adding headcount around the principal.
Examples
PROGRESS / SITE OBSERVATION / SHARINGLet project teams see the site from above without driving out for every question.
Examples
FIELDS / ROUTES / FENCES / IRRIGATIONCover more ground than a truck can, and check it again next week from the same waypoints.
Examples
PLANTS / YARDS / LOGISTICSOversee large plants, yards, and logistics areas with live video and a recorded history.
ExamplesImages are illustrative and do not depict customer deployments. All examples describe human visual review of drone footage.
Keep a live aerial view over boundaries with waypoint patrols, recorded flights, and alerts from enabled analytics.
Check arrival zones and routes from above before a principal arrives, with a licensed pilot ready to override.
Coordinate multi-drone coverage over crowds and gates from one live wall.
Run saved waypoint missions and keep recorded footage of every flight for human visual inspection.
Recognize vehicle plates across large, busy operational areas, where lawful.
Safety Requirement: Remote flight and autonomous missions require a licensed pilot with the physical remote controller present, capable of overriding the browser command at any time.
A perimeter alarm, a site walk request, or a routine fence check. Someone needs eyes above the ground.
The on-site pilot launches and streams over RTMP from any capable drone, or via Commander on supported DJI hardware.
Supervisors view the live wall from any browser and draw shared annotations to point out what matters.
People judge the scene. Optional analytics such as LPR can flag items for review, never replace it.
Recorded footage stays available for later human review.
Recordings and annotations keep each incident case documented.
Illustrative sequence, not a customer deployment. Steps depend on your hardware, permissions, and local aviation rules.