Eagle Eye DFR launches a drone to a call the instant it's dispatched — putting a live overhead map, camera feed, and scene intelligence in front of your dispatcher and responding units. It plugs into your CAD, or runs standalone from any workstation.
Eagle Eye DFR turns a routine drone into a first responder — dispatched automatically, tracked live, and shared with everyone who needs to see the scene.
A call-for-service or a unit's location becomes a flight plan. The drone launches to the incident and starts streaming.
A real GPS map with the drone tracking, a camera-footprint ⇄ perspective video view, and scene target identification.
Mark people and vehicles, follow a unit, and push detections into the incident record as they happen.
Every flight is validated against your agency's operating area and a 400 ft ceiling — set your jurisdiction once.
Deploy, on-station, target-detected, RTB, and close — one timeline shared between the drone and your CAD.
Wire it into your CAD with a documented API, or open the console from any workstation with an address.
Eagle Eye DFR is the software layer between your dispatch workflow and your drone. You bring the aircraft; we bring the platform.
Your CAD deploys the drone on a call-for-service (or a dispatcher enters an address on our launch console). The incident location becomes a flight plan.
Your MAVLink drone launches to the coordinates, holds overhead, and streams real telemetry and video back to the platform.
Dispatch and responding units watch the live map + camera, mark targets, and follow units — all in one operator console.
Closing the call completes the mission and returns the drone to base. The full incident log is preserved.
Eagle Eye DFR is a software platform. It works with MAVLink-compatible autopilots — the open standard used by ArduPilot, PX4, and Pixhawk-class flight controllers, including Blue UAS / NDAA-compliant airframes built on them. You keep full control of your fleet, vendor, and procurement.
ArduPilot & PX4 autopilots · Pixhawk-class flight controllers · Blue UAS / NDAA airframes built on those autopilots (e.g. Freefly, Inspired Flight, and similar). Test for free today with a software-in-the-loop drone — no hardware required.
Closed, SDK-only platforms — DJI consumer drones, Skydio, BRINC — do not speak MAVLink and require a separate vendor integration. Talk to us about your fleet.
Hardware is not included. Eagle Eye DFR is licensed as software; you procure and operate your own aircraft and comply with FAA Part 107 / your COA and any applicable state and local regulations.
Enter your email and we'll issue a trial credential instantly. Use it to fly 20 test missions against a live demo drone (a software-in-the-loop vehicle — no hardware needed) and see the exact operator console your agency would run.
Once you have a key, open the launch console, enter an address or coordinates, and launch — 20 times. Or hand the key + our API docs to your CAD vendor to prototype the integration.
One flat rate. No per-flight fees, no drone lock-in, no hidden platform charges.
Tell us your agency and how many workstations you need. We'll follow up with a quote and get you set up. $500 × workstations / year.
Eagle Eye DFR ships a documented REST + real-time API, an OpenAPI spec, sample code, and a launchable operator console your CAD opens on a drone event. Authenticate with a standard Client ID + Secret.