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Safe Pro's Airborne Response Adds Skydio Autonomous Drone Technology to its Solutions Portfolio for Public Safety, Energy Utility, Critical Infrastructure and Government Applications
Agreement Enables Airborne Response to Offer Skydio UAS Hardware and Software Technologies to Law...
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[{"type":"text","content":"Safe Pro's Airborne Response Adds Skydio Autonomous Drone Technology to its Solutions Portfolio for Public Safety, Energy Utility, Critical Infrastructure and Government ApplicationsAgreement Enables Airborne Response to Offer Skydio UAS Hardware and Software Technologies to Law Enforcement and First Responders AVENTURA, FL / ACCESSWIRE / October 22, 2024 / Safe Pro Group Inc. (NASDAQ:SPAI) (\"Safe Pro\" or the \"Company\"), a leading provider of mission-critical aerial and artificial intelligence (AI) solutions, today announced that its Airborne Response (Airborne) division has entered into an agreement with Skydio, Inc. to offer hardware and software solutions for public safety, emergency services, disaster response, and critical infrastructure customers. Airborne Response is one of Florida's leading providers of drone-based critical infrastructure inspection and monitoring services. It serves customers including power utilities, telecommunications network operators and property insurance companies and is a trusted partner in local hurricane disaster response services.\"We are pleased to partner with Skydio, one of the world's leading developers of advanced, autonomous aerial solutions,\" said Christopher Todd, President of Airborne Response. \"We specialize in delivering reliable, cost-effective drone-based solutions for government, commercial, and enterprise applications and we look forward to working with Skydio to help bring their solution to new customers in the public safety and critical infrastructure sectors.\"Public safety and first responders around the country are exploring the use of drone technology for rapid incident response. Utilizing drone systems, first responders can quickly dispatch drones to the required location and capturing and recording real-time video which is relayed to system operators. These trained operators can assess the situation and share real-time information with any first responders before they arrive, greatly improving situational awareness or even canceling a response if the situation is resolved, reducing costs by eliminating the unnecessary deployment of personnel and resources.\"The Southeast United States is one of Skydio's most rapidly growing geographies and the demand for autonomous drone systems in Florida in particular is overwhelming,\" said Callan Carpenter, Chief Revenue Offic...