For earthquakes, floods, and other large-scale disasters where communications and roads are down, TTA’s SP11 VTOL and dual-optic gimbal platform gives command centers a fast, wide-area picture of the disaster zone from 200–300 m altitude.
Self-organizing network setup — combine SP11 VTOL / M350 aircraft with mesh-networking ground equipment for a 15–50 km self-organizing communication range, usable even with no cellular network.
Wide-area rapid reconnaissance — flying at 200–300 m altitude, the platform streams live imagery back to the command center for fast disaster-zone assessment.
Precision follow-up — dual-optic gimbal payloads switch to close-range imaging on priority areas identified during the wide sweep.
Flight Platform: SP11 VTOL
Payload / Software: Dual-optic gimbal + T15 relay + TTA cloud mobile service
50 km self-organizing network (no-connectivity areas)
Flight Platform: M10 / M350
Payload / Software: Dual-optic gimbal + cloud control platform
4G/5G networked (connected areas)
Facing washed-out roads and downed comms in the flood zone, TTA deployed SP11 VTOL and M350 aircraft with M3 cloud-box mesh networking to re-establish a data link across a 50 km radius, letting command coordinate rescue teams in near-real time even where terrestrial networks had failed.
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