The Challenge
Wildfire detection is a race against time across wide areas, while drone telemetry, thermal cameras, and live video sat in separate systems — slowing real event verification.
Stories of integration, technology, and real-world outcomes.
The Wildfire Alert Dashboard integrates telemetry, thermal imagery, livestream video, and detection events from autonomous drone systems into a single operations view for situational awareness and event verification.
Wildfire detection is a race against time across wide areas, while drone telemetry, thermal cameras, and live video sat in separate systems — slowing real event verification.
A centralized architecture: time-synchronized MQTT telemetry, RTMP transcoded to low-latency WebRTC with overlays, a live geospatial event map, and a verification workflow integrated with external systems via Webhook and Event API.
Operators monitor the entire operation from one view, verify incidents instantly with thermal evidence and automatic snapshots, and route alerts into downstream systems without manual rework.
The SkyLens Aerial Platform integrates drones, host servers, and Wi-Fi 7 into a self-contained, air-gapped local ecosystem — all sensitive telemetry and video stays on-site, with no cloud dependency.
Many field missions run where connectivity does not exist — or where sensitive data must never leave the site — making cloud-dependent command systems unusable.
A fully self-contained network: drones, host servers, and a Wi-Fi 7 router in rugged, transit-ready cases, streaming low-latency WebRTC video and real-time telemetry for fleets of 1 to 20+ drones.
Teams stand up a command centre anywhere, direct multiple drones from a single station, and retain complete data sovereignty over every byte of telemetry and video.