How coordinated autonomous drone swarms track wildfire spread across thousands of acres simultaneously.
During dry, windy conditions, wildfires can advance at 10 miles per hour, throwing spot fires miles ahead of the main flaming front and trapping ground firefighting crews.
EvtolSwarm deploys a coordinated swarm along the active fire perimeter: aircraft track the leading flame edge using thermal cameras, mapping rate-of-spread vectors and spot fire ignitions continuously.
The swarm's collective intelligence continuously predicts fire perimeter overrun: if wind shifts push flames toward a ground crew escape route, automated alarms broadcast directly to firefighter handheld radios.