Similar to the ways in which drone technology has created significant efficiencies for commercial endeavors across Europe, the use of drones for public safety, law enforcement and search & rescue has helped to greatly improve response time in emergency situations. While concerns about privacy have plagued their usage in this realm, drones present some powerful advantages in terms of keeping people safe and responding to disastrous situations in new and better ways. 

In this report, we examine some real-world examples of drone technology in the public safety domain and the companies that developed them. Specific topics include:
  • Supporting fire and natural disaster response
  • Making a difference in search and rescue efforts
  • Boosting communications in emergency situations
  • Tackling toxic crime scenes
  • Partnering with the European Emergency Number Association 

Fill out the short form to the right to download the full report to learn about the current state of drones in law enforcement, public safety and search & rescue across Europe and what might be in store for the future.

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About The Editor

Jeremiah Karpowicz is the Executive Editor for Commercial UAV News. He has created articles, videos, newsletters, ebooks and plenty more for various communities as a contributor and editor. He is also the author of a number of industry specific reports that feature exclusive insights and information around how drones are being used in various markets. You can read all of those reports here. Get in touch via Twitter or LinkedIn.

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