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We want to help first responders save lives and become much more cost efficient.
Augmented reality and drones are being used by search and rescue teams, firefighters and law enforcement in order to increase the speed and efficiency of life-saving operations.
Imagine a world where first responders are able to locate people faster than ever before and train without risking damage to equipment or put anyone at risk.
This white paper will explore how augmented reality can be used to help drone pilots assist in search and rescue operations, firefighting and law enforcement, making hazardous tasks faster, safer and more efficient.
As the drone industry continues to grow at an exciting pace, we propose that augmented reality (AR) technology can play a pivotal role in enhancing drone infrastructure.
By leveraging AR technology, we can improve safety, efficiency, and accuracy in drone operations, while also creating new opportunities for innovation and growth in the industry.
However, to fully realise the potential of AR in the drone industry, we need the backing of industry stakeholders to integrate AR into the regulatory process. This white paper presents a compelling case for why AR should be part of the regulatory process for drones, and outlines the benefits of AR for improving safety, efficiency, and accuracy in drone operations.
© 2024 Heads-Up Display for drones - AirHUD by Anarky Labs. AirHUD™ is a registered trademark of Anarky Labs and is covered by U.S. Patent Nos. 11 409 280, 11 669 088 & European Unitary Patent no. EP4047434
