Drones in Emergency Response
Drones are increasingly being used in emergency response scenarios and first responders are finding that using drones can save time, energy, and increase efficiency when dealing with disasters big or small. Because drones can be quickly deployed over disaster zones, responders are using drones such as the M600 them to produce 3D maps, scan for victims, deliver first aid kits, and assess damaged infrastructure. These, among other applications, have cemented the role of drones as an essential part of emergency disaster response. Responders use drones to:
Search & Rescue
Disaster Response
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