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software-based detect-and-avoid
capabilities to ensure operational
safety.
● Have the ability to fly remotely
without the need for visual
observers during both day and night
operations.
Flight Over People/Occupied Vehicles: Flock Safety complies.
● The proposed DFR system should be
capable of flying over people or
occupied vehicles to get to the
target location; and
● Assist in securing and maintaining a
FAA Flight Over People and Flight
Over Occupied Vehicles waiver as
needed.
Dual-Agency Public Safety Operations: The Flock Safety complies.
DFR system shall be designed to support
both law enforcement and fire/rescue
operations. Key features should include:
● Flexible incident response
capabilities for a variety of police
and fire emergencies.
● Real-time video and telemetry
sharing between RTCC, police, and
fire personnel.
● Tools to aid in tactical
decision-making, such as thermal
imaging, zoom optics, and area
surveillance.
Technology: The proposed drone platforms Flock Safety complies.
shall include high-definition video and
thermal imaging capabilities.
● The camera shall include a night
mode setting that assists with
providing clear video in dark
environments.
● The sensor package shall include a
visual sensor(s) capable of
producing a close- up view from a
standoff/long distance.
● The sensor package shall include an
infrared thermal camera capable of
displaying and reading heat
signatures. The infrared thermal
camera should also have the ability
to zoom in on the target.
System should support cloud-based flight Flock Safety complies.
management, remote operations,
geofencing, and AI-powered object detection
or tracking.
The system must be able to operate in Flock Safety complies.
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