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Companion Mode in Eagle Eyes Pilot is now free for everyone: livestream what your drone is seeing locally for free, live track your drone into CalTopo for free, and add photo points to CalTopo while the drone is in the air, free. Plus Mini missions, terrain-following missions, and more.

Eagle Eyes Mirada, the successor to Eagle Eyes Scan, is now available for public release in beta. View, organize, analyze, and soon share drone footage and operations. Run computer vision detection on images and video, coordinate multi-drone operations, deconflict airspace, share live streams, and sync with CalTopo.

Eagle Eyes Pilot version 1.7.1 beta is now live. This release includes: Automated Flight Missions, Improved Livestreaming, 360 Photo-Spheres to CalTopo, DJI's Onboard AI Detection, and Improved Account Setup.

How Deschutes County Search and Rescue built a drone program and uses Eagle Eyes to find missing persons in Oregon's toughest terrain

Eagle Eyes Pilot version 1.6.0 beta is now live. This release includes: New Landing Page, AirSense, New Map Interface, DJI Health Monitoring, Procedures Checklist, Background Mode, and Custom Buttons.

Eagle Eyes Pilot version 1.5.0 Beta is now live. This release includes:

We’ve just dropped a new Beta release for Eagle Eyes Pilot, our app that runs on the drone controller. This early version offers a preview of the new capabilities we’re building. Keep in mind this is a Beta version, so you may experience the occasional hiccup. You can always install...

Last week, WIRED and Outside magazines reported on a recovery operation led by the Piedmont Alpine Rescue team, part of the Italian Mountain Rescue Corps (CNSAS), on Monviso, the highest peak in the Cottian Alps. Nearly a year after a 64-year-old mountaineer went missing, CNSAS drone pilots Saverio Isola and...

An interview on drone strategies and lessons learned from a Colorado-based Search and Rescue team

In September 2024, Hurricane Helene tore a destructive path across parts of Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and Tennessee. A non-profit specializing in using drones for response efforts demonstrated how combining drone technology with specialized software can transform disaster relief.

As the daylight starts to fade, two hikers huddle under a tree somewhere in the wilderness of Beus Canyon, Utah. What started as a simple day hike has turned into a desperate situation. For hours, these two have been searching for a way out. They are cold, they are lost,...