Drones can help Emergency Services to better assist victims and make better decisions in emergencies. … and, consequently, allow a better service to be provided to the public while keeping the professionals involved in each incident safer.

• Have an aerial view of an incident: providing very valuable information for the Advanced Command Post (PMA) and the units deployed on the ground.
• Videos in real time: The fact that the videos captured by a drone can
  be seen in real time is very useful both for the operator, for the Advanced Command Post (PMA), and even for the 112 Center.
• Ability to carry/drop objects: There are incidents in which an injured or endangered victim needs a drone to drop one or more objects (such as a life jacket, thermal blanket, mobile phone, etc.).

¿A QUIÉN VA DIRIGIDO?

Fuerzas y Cuerpos de Seguridad, Bomberos, miembros de Protección Civil, Cruz Roja, profesionales de la seguridad privada (directores de seguridad, vigilantes de seguridad), universitarios y, en general, a todo aquel que tenga alguna relación con la seguridad y las emergencias.