The next step was to distribute the image from the drone to other, lower levels of control. This is how streaming came about and the ability to provide the image (output) to anyone, anywhere based on controlled access permissions and with all the necessary security features.

Today we routinely transmit video from drones, ground cameras to wherever it is needed. All this in real time, where the delay of the image at the end user compared to the image source is a maximum of 0.5 seconds.

Then came a real, sharp deployment according to the law on IZS (Integrated Rescue System) at a hostel fire and paved the way for the deployment of the drone in HOP (densely populated area = intracity), where the civil provider of aerial work must obtain permission from the Civil Aviation Authority, which is not realistic when the need to immediately go to the intervention.

Subsequently, we were integrated under the IZS as a component of the others and since 2021 we have been integrated into the Fire Rescue Service of the Pilsen Region, where we operate as a special drone squad in the unit of the Volunteer Fire Brigade Pilsen 6 – Litice (this solution brought the vehicle to the “colours” of the Fire Brigade, including “blue beacons”, which in our experience are very important when “fighting our way” to the place of intervention :-)).