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Building — controlled pilot with partner agencies

Authorized aerial response, dispatched in minutes.

IronDrone runs a vetted network of certificated remote pilots supporting search & rescue and public-safety agencies — with flight logging and chain-of-custody recording built in from the first flight, not bolted on later.

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Onboarding is by invitation during the controlled pilot. Already an operator? Sign in.

Operations run within a defined operating area under visual-line-of-sight rules today. The beyond-visual-line-of-sight authorization that extends that range is in preparation, and the platform is being built to the safety-case standard that application requires.

See it end to end

One incident, from the call to the sealed record.

Fifty seconds: an agency opens an incident, the board pages outward until a certificated pilot nearby accepts, the requesting agency watches read-only, and the flight closes into a record nobody can edit afterwards.

Simulated demonstration · not recorded footage · timings are illustrative

The loop

Report, dispatch, eyes overhead.

One engine serves every incident type. The difference between a rescue and a police request is data, not a separate product.

01 / INTAKE

An agency reports an incident

A dispatcher enters the incident and its location. It enters the board with a defined type, priority, and operating area — never an open-ended request.

02 / DISPATCH

The nearest eligible operator is pinged

Eligibility is checked before anyone is contacted: approved status, current certification, and availability. If nobody accepts, the search radius widens automatically and the dispatcher is told the moment it is exhausted.

03 / ON SCENE

The requesting agency sees the feed

The agency gets a read-only view of the mission as it runs. Recordings are captured for chain of custody; the activity log is append-only and cannot be edited after the fact.

Who it serves

Two missions, one network.

First deployment

Search & rescue

Missing persons, lost hikers, and disaster-area survey — where an extra set of eyes overhead in the first hour changes the outcome, and volunteer aerial support is already welcome.

Next

Public-safety support

Higher-stakes agency requests where the evidence trail matters as much as the footage. This is the case the vetting and chain-of-custody model is built for.

Operator vetting

Nobody flies on a self-declaration.

Every operator clears the same checks before they can ever be dispatched, and those checks are re-run — a lapsed certification removes an operator from eligibility automatically.

Responsibility

Where the line sits.

Get in touch

Two ways in.

Agencies

Search & rescue and public safety

Tell us your county or jurisdiction, your typical incident volume, and what aerial support you have today. We are adding partner agencies to the controlled pilot.

help@iron-drone.ai

Pilots

Certificated remote pilots

Part 107 current, with your own aircraft, willing to be vetted and to respond in your own area. Include your certificate number and where you fly.

help@iron-drone.ai