SEARCH AND OBSERVATION

Aerial visibility beyond roads, daylight, and the ground team's view.

FIELDGLASS turns operator-reviewed, multi-sensor aerial sweeps into incident-ready search intelligence for authorised rescue teams and incident controllers.

MISSION FLOWAGENCY COORDINATED

01BriefObjective and last known point
02AssignSector, conditions, and crew
03SweepPatterned VIS + IR coverage
04ReviewOperator verifies each cue
05HandoffFrame, coordinate, acknowledgement

Low-light aerial search over a remote alpine corridor

Low-light search

Aerial review across access roads, remote terrain, corridors, and search sectors after daylight has gone.

FIELDGLASS search drone in low-visibility alpine conditions

Thermal cueing

Thermal-assisted coverage helps trained operators identify signals that need a closer look in low-visibility environments.

Aerial assessment of a wet alpine ravine and river crossing

Terrain assessment

Fast visual context for slopes, water crossings, vegetation, unstable ground, and possible team approach routes.

Rescue team carrying a stretcher across a wet mountainside

Incident overwatch

A persistent view of the wider scene while ground teams work below changing weather and access conditions.

Rescue operators reviewing an aerial search frame on a rugged tablet

Incident handoff

Sensor frames, coordinates, location notes, and search summaries shaped for incident-team decisions.

FIELDGLASS drone repeating a search sweep over a misty mountain corridor

Repeat coverage

Return sweeps over priority sectors when conditions, visibility, or the working search hypothesis changes.

OPERATIONAL BOUNDARY

FIELDGLASS is a concept system for authorised agencies and trained teams. It is not an emergency reporting or guaranteed detection service; any deployment would remain under agency coordination and aviation approvals.