The Sigma Fotokite is a tethered drone designed for emergency response teams, providing real-time aerial views (color and thermal) in just a few seconds. Fully automated and pilotless, it enhances situational awareness, improves team safety, and optimizes operational management.
An uninterrupted aerial view
Capable of continuous operation, it ensures a constant aerial presence. Already widely used by public safety agencies (fire, rescue, search and rescue), it has established itself as an essential tool in the field. Rugged and reliable, it remains operational in difficult weather conditions (rain, snow, wind), ensuring mission continuity.
General specifications
Flight time
24h continuous
Safety and regulatory compliance
No piloting required; take-off and landing at the touch of a button, fully autonomous flight
Weather resistance
IP55, ready for operation in rain, snow and wind /Maximum operating temperature : -10°C to 40°C
Range
Maximum flight height of 45 m from ground station
Dashcams
12 MP RGB module with up to 32x zoom and 1080p video at 30 fps; 640×512 radiometric thermal camera at 27 fps, temperature measurement from -40°C to 400°C with 4x digital zoom
LTE modem and video broadcasting
ethernet + WPA2-encrypted WiFi access point for live video streaming and integrated LTE modem for remote live video streaming to support remote incident command,
Streambox module
allows real-time remote viewing of the camera's video stream during flight on a third-party server or third-party replay software via a dedicated URL link
Carrying case
The carrying case configuration means that the Fotokite Sigma can be used interchangeably between vehicles, offering great flexibility in deploying the system at the scene of an incident.
Roof box
The Rooftop Box configuration is the centerpiece of Fotokite, enabling immediate and unrestricted enhancement of situational awareness. Designed for integration into SUVs and heavy-duty vehicles, the Rooftop configuration deploys at the touch of a button.
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