Thermal and AI victim detection, onboard payload delivery, and a 60-minute flight envelope rated for alpine conditions. Airborne in under five minutes.
Emergency services across DACH run tens of thousands of search operations each year, increasingly with drones adapted from consumer or survey platforms. HumanSight is built for the task itself: finding a person, reaching them, and holding station in terrain and weather where it matters most.
Most teams choose between platforms that are affordable but underequipped, or capable but generic and slow to field. HumanSight sits in between.
Accessible, but without calibrated thermal, AI detection, or payload capacity. Not designed to locate and reach a casualty.
Highly capable, but generic, complex to operate, and tied to long procurement and heavy training.
Specialised for SAR: thermal, AI detection, payload delivery and redundant flight control, at a department-level price.
Operated by one person, through a single interface, with the same training across every mission type.
Radiometric thermal and HD video to locate people through darkness and light vegetation.
Real-time person recognition flags likely casualties to the operator, with no specialist analyst required.
Carries a first-aid kit, communications relay, or light module to the casualty location.
Two power systems, two engines, and automotive-grade control. A single failure ends in a safe landing.
Up to 3 kg per flight. One or two modules at a time, changed in the field in seconds.
Tourniquet, thermal blanket, hypothermia pack, glucose, to stabilise the casualty ahead of ground teams.
Iridium node that restores two-way contact where there is no cellular coverage, including live audio.
High-lumen spotlight and two-way audio to locate, reassure, and guide ground teams to the casualty.
Extended-range thermal, gas detection, or spectrometer on a configurable, agency-specific mount.
The same aircraft, interface and training, staged to match how your service responds.
Charging dock and weather-protected hangar at a rescue base or fire station; deploys directly to the incident.
Transported in a service vehicle, ATV, command unit, or rescue boat; deploys from the staging area on site.
Multiple units across stations, with the nearest deploying on dispatch coordinates through one coordination layer.
HumanSight deploys faster, costs less per mission, and operates in some conditions that keep manned aircraft on the ground.
| Category | HumanSight | Manned helicopter |
|---|---|---|
| Cost per mission | ~€20 | ~€3,500 / hour |
| Deployment time | < 5 min | 8–15 min |
| Max wind tolerance | 14 m/s (icing-resilient) | ~20 m/s (icing-grounded earlier) |
| Crew required | 1 operator | 2–3 (pilot, paramedic, winchman) |
| Time to first scan | ~5 min | ~12–20 min |
An estimated 30% of alpine SAR helicopter call-outs are weather-restricted, a share HumanSight can help cover.
at a typical alpine station. Drone plus first-year service: ~€16,800.
Hardware, software, services and compliance are delivered together, documented and supported in your language.
Prepared for public-sector approval, with the documentation your authority requires supplied with the system.
Software, AI updates, cloud and support scale with how your service operates. Annual contracts.