Challenges of Traditional Methods:

• Rescue teams often face rough terrain, slowing down or even blocking access.
• Many missions take place in darkness, adding further complexity.
• After natural disasters, creating safe routes for ground teams is difficult without updated information, causing delays.
• Clothing descriptions or reported locations are often unreliable.

With Drone Technology:

• Reach inaccessible areas in no time, cover large landscapes and share real-time 2.5D and 3D terrain maps.
• Drones are equipped with thermal imaging, night vision, mounted spotlights, optical zoom cameras.

• Provide live data on altitude, wind speed, obstacles, and topography through onboard sensors.
• Share real-time 2.5D and 3D terrain maps (FH2 system) with the command center for better decision-making.
• Fly alongside or ahead of rescue teams to identify potential risks.