FAWN RESCUE BY DRONE

Safe use of drones by detecting unauthorized flights during the demolition of the "White Giant" in Duisburg.

The Hausham mountain rescue service in the district of Miesbach uses state-of-the-art drone technology for faster and more efficient rescue operations in Bavaria's alpine regions. With new equipment, it locates people faster, records damage situations more precisely and optimizes search and rescue missions.

With professional training and modern drone technology, the Altena fire department is strengthening its operational capability.

Transportation of laboratory samples by drone.

With modern drone technology and expert training, Droniq is helping to strengthen the drone unit of the Leonberg Civil Protection Department.

The "EISWOLF" reservist exercise is a large-scale exercise with a competitive character for the German Armed Forces. The aim of the exercise is to improve physical performance, military knowledge and basic military skills and to prepare and prepare for new challenges. The exercise also aims to practice and intensify cooperation between German and foreign soldiers as well as cooperation with BOS forces. This year, a total of 154 competitors, made up of reservists and active soldiers from seven European countries, took part in the event. One particular challenge is the efficient coordination of the various units - and drones are playing an increasingly important role here.

Kieler Woche, one of the largest sailing events in the world, provided the setting for an innovative drone project in 2024, which was intended to improve the safety and efficiency of rescue operations. Together with Droniq GmbH, the Kiel fire department tested the use of drone flights beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) to evaluate the possibilities of this technology in rescue operations.

The restoration of the Waldsassen monastery church presented an extraordinary challenge: In order to create a precise 3D model of the church, it was necessary to fly over the interior. As this could only be carried out manually, experienced drone pilots were required who could navigate safely even in complex environments.