FE_ARGOS receives what the other bricks see, as well as DJI drones and other common off-the-shelf drones. Each works alone; linked, they give the command post the whole operation on one screen.
You are not buying a closed system. FE_SUPERVISION (the FE_ARGOS system), FE_ROVER (ground robotics: Band-e and Heimdall) and FE_FLYER (drones: I-CARE, under development): you pick the brick that answers today's need; the others will connect to it the day you need them.
Real-time operational supervision: DJI and other off-the-shelf drones, smartphones, body cameras and operational mapping in one view at the command post, shareable by link. In service with fire and rescue services.
Discover FE_ARGOSOperational support ground robotics. Band-e, the intervention robot: 80 km/h, RGB and IR cameras, LiDAR through smoke, radio, 4G or tethered control, for reconnaissance before the teams. Heimdall, for specific French Army use.
Discover FE_ROVER Band-eDrone detection: the standalone Remote ID detector and the F2 app, to know what flies around the operation, raise alerts and turn every smartphone into a video source. Complements counter-drone systems. Under development.
Discover FE_SENSEThe foldable heavy-lift drone, under development: 100 kg payload, 30 minutes or 20 km, to drop equipment where no vehicle can go.
Discover FE_FLYER I-CARE
Yes. Each brick is designed to work on its own; the assembly comes when you need it.
Yes, any DJI drone able to stream RTMP from DJI Fly or DJI Pilot 2 shows up in Argos, as do other common off-the-shelf drones that stream RTMP, and smartphones through the F2 app.
On servers in Europe, each customer isolated from the others, with archives kept for 7 days and a backup agent to your NAS.
Drone 31, in Muret near Toulouse, which has designed, certified and operated its drones for fifteen years.
Argos takes an hour to learn; I-CARE and Band-e come with operator training included in the commissioning.
Tell us your most frequent situation: we show you which bricks answer it, and in what order.