Use Cases · Skybourne Aero

Wildfire ISR

You see the fire before it sees you.

For fire chiefs and incident commanders

Why Halo: most drones watch fire from a safe distance. Halo flies into the smoke and reads what's burning, leaking, and moving.

T + 0

Sub-60s deployment. The fire is on the tablet before the next truck arrives.

T + 5

Multi-sensor payload reads through smoke: hot spots, gas leaks, structural heat.

T + 20

Live perimeter, crew positions, and civilian egress paths. Every pass.

Flies in

Smoke, gas, 250 °C heat

Reads

Hot spots and gas leaks

Maps

Crews, civilians, perimeter

Search and Rescue

Find the one. Rule out the rest.

For SAR teams, search coordinators, sheriff's offices

Why Halo: most drones spot warm shapes. Halo's AI tells you which one is your missing person, and which is a deer, a log, or livestock.

T + 0

Draw the search box. Halo flies it autonomously, ten times faster than ground teams.

T + 5

AI classifies what it finds: hiker from deer, body from log, child from undergrowth.

T + 20

Subject confirmed. Halo locks the orbit, vectors the IC, holds through GPS dropouts.

Covers

10x ground-team speed

Classifies

Subject from terrain

Locks

Position to the IC

Defense and Perimeter ISR

An autonomous wingman on the wire.

For federal, DoD, and protective-detail teams

T + 0

Standing perimeter patrol the moment you arm it.

T + 5

Onboard vision flags contacts. Decision-quality alerts only.

T + 20

Encrypted, directional feed straight to the operator.

Patrols

Autonomous perimeter

Flags

People and vehicles

Encrypts

Direct operator feed

Detection Library

What Halo sees from the sky.

90%+ Avg. detection accuracy

Person

First Responder

Cars

Trucks

Animals

Smoke

Fire

Guns

Knives

Adversary Drones

Aircraft

Windows + Doors

Text + Plates

Hazmat Symbols

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