Emergency Response Support

 Drones help improve the response time, since they can be deployed much faster, as compared to traditional vehicles like a helicopter. Vertical Takeoff and Landing (VTOL) drones can cover large distances and assess the situation in an event where all transportation routes have been destroyed or made inaccessible.

 Drones can also fly into areas where manned aircraft cannot, such as tunnels. During a flash flood, drones can offer a bird's-eye view of where water is flowing and can help to predict where it will rise, as well as spot people in distress. 

Utilizing emergency drones to helps rescue workers find lost people quicker. It helps search hard-to-reach regions, like peaks, damaged buildings, etc., for missing people or animals. Drones equipped with multispectral sensors are essential in search and rescue missions due to their ability to detect body heat.  GPS technology can be used to relay locations in real time to police, fire, and rescue personnel.