Multi-source live view
DJI drones, smartphones with the F2 app, body cameras, a field PC's screen: up to four sources per customer, side by side, on a single link.
FE_ARGOS
See beyond the limit.
In serviceOperational supervision, air-ground coordination and real-time video feed management. Your drones, your robots, your smartphones and your cameras in one live view at the command post, on a map that knows where each one is and where it is looking. For the person who decides, when every minute counts.
- Muret designed by drone pilots
- Europe dedicated server, one space per customer
- Zero install one link, one browser
- 3D terrain and IGN base maps
One operation, one view.
Argos does not replace your pilots or your teams. It gathers what they see and puts it on a map, live, so command sees the scene early and clearly enough to change a decision.
Live tactical map
Position, track and viewing cone of each drone on IGN map or aerial photo, in 2D or 3D with terrain. Distance, area and elevation-profile measurements.
Quick Map and comparison
During the flight, each photo lands on the map seconds after it is taken, visible and thermal. Two passes compare to show what changed.
Camera takeover
Zoom, gimbal, photo, recording, aiming at a map point, from the command post. The pilot accepts on the remote controller and keeps flying.
Air layer and third-party drones
Aircraft and airfields around the operation, third-party drones heard by Remote ID: you also see what is not yours.
Archives and detection log
Seven days of replayable, downloadable footage, backup to your NAS, and a log of people detected by AI with position and thumbnail.
Drone supervision: the image and the position, together.
Argos receives both the drone's video feed and its position*. The image and the map stay in sync. You see what the drone is filming and, at the same moment, where it is and what it is looking at.
Drone video supervision
Each drone arrives with its video feed and its position*. No more anonymous feed in a separate window: geolocated drone video, with its track and view cone on the map.
Multi-camera supervision
Drones, smartphones, body cameras and a field PC's screen side by side on a video wall, a tablet or a phone. One link for the whole command post.
Real-time mapping
During the flight, each photo lands on the map within seconds. After the flight, the high-resolution orthophoto. Real-time mapping of the ground, not only the position of the drones.
What tactical situation software expects from drones, Argos already does.
Argos does not replace your tactical situation software. It brings it what comes from the sky, in a form it can take in.
Geolocated drone video
The drone's video feed carries its position and aim*. The image is tied to a point on the map instead of sitting in a documents window.
Drone orthophoto during the operation
Quick Map assembles the ground during the flight, in visible and thermal; two passes can be compared to see what has changed.
Feeds on phone and tablet
No app to install: feeds open in a browser, at the command post as well as in the field.
Air traffic around the operation
Aircraft and helicopters (ADS-B), gliders and microlights (OGN), airfields and third-party drones heard through Remote ID, on the same map as your drones.
Person detection and replay
A log of the people detected by the AI, with position and thumbnail, and seven days of archives to replay the operation.
Downloadable data
Air traffic exported as KML (Google Earth) and CSV, Quick Map flights and video clips downloadable from the archives, for the report or the tactical situation map.
* Under certain conditions, depending on the drone model.
The interface, as it is.
The same screen stays readable from three metres on a video wall and at arm's length in full sun. No customer-side configuration: open the link, watch.
Built for those who watch in order to decide.
Rescue and public safety
Firefighters, gendarmerie, police, civil protection, prefecture. A wildfire, a missing person, a flood: command sees what the drone sees, the moment it sees it.
Local authorities and clients
Towns, metropolitan areas, engineering firms. You follow the mission you ordered without being on site, and get the orthophoto when it returns.
Drone operators
You offer your customers a live feed under their own name, with their logo, without depending on a consumer video service.
Three minutes from take-off to the first image.
- The pilot streamsA configuration link, received by SMS or QR code, sets up the pilot's app. The drone streams to the Argos server over 4G, from anywhere.
- Argos assemblesVideo, position, camera heading, flight-plan photos: everything reaches a server isolated per customer and lands on the live map.
- You decideOn the video wall or the tablet, you see the scene, you measure, you aim the camera, you keep the record for the report.
One subscription per customer, sized to your fleet.
Each customer gets four sources and an isolated space. The subscription sets how many drones are visible at once and which modules are enabled.
Basic
1 drone
- Live view and tactical map
- Dashboard and QR codes
Standard
2 drones
- Live view and tactical map
- Dashboard and QR codes
- Enhanced security
- Orthophoto
Expert
4 drones
- Live view and tactical map
- 3D map, measurements, third-party drones
- Quick Map and camera takeover
- AI detection, 7-day archives
Expert + Ortho
4 drones
- Everything in Expert
- High-resolution orthophoto
- Photo quota up to 500
- Pilot support
Drone 31's pilots can fly your missions or train your teams. A software vendor has no pilots; a drone contractor has no platform. We have both.
Your footage goes through nobody else.
Dedicated server in Europe
No third-party video service, no ad network. The stream goes from the drone to your screen through our server, and nowhere else.
One space per customer
Each customer has its sources, links, logo and settings. A customer can neither see nor reach another's footage.
Streams protected by the session
Streams and archives only open with the customer account's session; password and allowed-address list as options.
Everything is logged
Geolocated logins, logged camera commands, PDF reports. You know who watched what, and when.
What we get asked before signing.
What is drone supervision software?
Drone supervision software shows the live video feed of one or more drones and their position on a map, so that the command post can follow the operation. FE_ARGOS, designed by Drone 31 in Muret, France, also brings smartphones, body cameras and a field PC's screen into the same view: multi-camera supervision.
Does Argos replace tactical situation software?
No. Argos sits next to the tactical situation software and brings it what comes from the sky: geolocated drone video, real-time mapping of the ground, air traffic around the operation. It opens in a browser, on the same workstation as the tactical map.
How can I see a DJI drone's live video feed on a map?
The pilot sets up the DJI app once with a link received by text message or QR code. The video feed then reaches Argos within seconds; with DJI Pilot 2 (Matrice 4 for example), the drone's position also appears on the map in real time.
Which drones and sources does Argos accept?
Any DJI drone able to stream RTMP (Mavic, Air, Mini, Avata, Matrice), Android smartphones running the F2 app, body cameras and a PC's screen share. A customer's sources show side by side in one view.
What is the delay between the drone and the screen?
A few seconds in standard streaming, the time of 4G transport and video assembly. Position and camera heading arrive live on the map.
Who can see the footage?
Only people holding the customer's link, protected by the account session, and optionally by password and allowed-address list. Each customer is isolated from the others on a server in Europe.
Can Argos fly the drone?
Argos controls the drone's camera (zoom, gimbal, photo, recording, aiming at a map point) after the pilot's explicit consent on the remote controller. Flying the aircraft stays with the pilot.
Does Argos help air-ground coordination?
Yes. Drones, FE_ROVER ground robots and the smartphones of ground teams appear on the same map with their position and video: the command post coordinates the air and ground assets engaged from a shared operational picture.
Do we need to install software?
No. Argos opens in a browser, on a video wall, a tablet or a phone. The pilot keeps the usual DJI app; a configuration link is enough.
See your own footage on Argos.
A thirty-minute demo, with a drone flying over Muret or at your site. You leave with a trial link and a proposal sized to your fleet.