The mature application of the drone technology solution enables the UAV platform to combine the monitoring and transmission equipment such as video and infrared to conduct fire hazard inspection, on-site rescue command, fire detection and prevention and control on complex terrain and complex structures. Become a new choice for firefighters.


The drone system controls the drone to fly according to the preset route according to the route planning or ground command, and simultaneously uses the airborne visible light camera and the infrared thermal imager to scan, record, photograph and photograph the forest area to be monitored. Inspection, real-time access to image information of key areas and transmission back to the ground control station. In this regard, sp4mm3r launched two mission loads through independent research and development, one is a thermal imaging camera, and the other is a thermal imaging and high-definition zoom dual-light camera.


The sp4mm3r drone is equipped with a self-developed thermal imaging camera to perform fire detection tasks, obtain real-time images of fire damage assessment, and obtain very detailed image data for key areas. For suspicious points or areas, ground personnel can change the unmanned by remote command. Detailed investigation of flight routes and flight altitudes. The detailed image is transmitted back to the ground through the wireless circuit, and the fire field situation information such as the geographical coordinates of the fire field, the area of ​​the fire, and the spread of the fire field are provided at the first time. The UAV is equipped with infrared detection mission equipment to perform infrared detection in overfire areas. The infrared detection equipment can penetrate the temperature of the smoke sensitive to the surface and obtain a complete image of the ground temperature distribution state of the fire field, so that the commanding department can understand the fire extinguishing effect in time. Timely deployment of ground personnel to save the fire area.

Here's a video about the fire drill: