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For law enforcement and emergency services
When every minute counts. The AI platform that integrates cameras and sensors from drones and HAPS identifies those in need of help and guides you on where to send each resource. And if communications fail, drones and HAPS keep them up and running.
Locate
People at Risk, Day and Night
Coordinates
Resources and actions at a glance
Connect
Communications When the Network Fails
No clouds
AI runs on your own devices
01 · How It Works
In an emergency, information comes in bits and pieces, and time is of the essence. IronView Cops & Emergencies gathers it, interprets it, and tells the person in charge exactly what they need to know.
Visible-light and infrared cameras on drones and HAPS scan large areas and detect people, day and night.
Bring together people, resources, and risks in a single view to decide where and how to take action.
It provides voice alerts about important matters and answers your questions. It makes suggestions; the decision always rests with the person in charge.
02 · In Service
Locating missing or injured people in the mountains, rural areas, or hard-to-reach areas.
Floods, earthquakes, or storms: a quick overview of the affected area and people who are stranded.
Monitoring the fire front using infrared imaging and locating people through the smoke.
Monitoring crowds and entry points to anticipate incidents and direct teams.
Air support for law enforcement agencies to monitor an area and coordinate teams in real time.
Restoration of coverage in the affected area for emergency response teams.
03 · What Makes It Different
Six design decisions tailored for law enforcement, emergency services, and civil protection.
01
Visible and infrared imaging locates people in large areas, even at night or in smoky conditions.
Instead of: Foot patrols that take hours to cover the area.
02
People, resources, and risks in a single view shared by everyone involved in coordination.
Instead of: Information scattered across radios, calls, and maps.
03
Drones and HAPS provide coverage to teams on the ground if commercial communications go down.
Instead of: Teams cut off from communication just when they're needed most.
04
It suggests how to allocate resources and plan actions based on what is happening.
Instead of: Making decisions blindly with incomplete information.
05
Voice prompts and natural-language questions, leaving your hands and eyes free for the task at hand.
Instead of: Yet another console to keep an eye on in the middle of this emergency.
06
The AI runs on your own devices and remains operational even if the internet and cellular networks go down.
Instead of: Relying on services that fail during the emergency itself.
04 · Predictive AI
IronView Cops & Emergencies learns from each response to help prepare for the next one. Using your data, on your devices, and without profiling individuals.
Faster searches
Rank the areas by the likelihood of finding the person, based on the terrain and previous searches.
Risk Maps
It combines previous data, terrain, and weather conditions to identify the most exposed areas.
Resources on this site
At large events, anticipate crowd flows and congestion to determine where to position the teams. The coordinator makes the decision.
In an emergency, every minute counts.
And every person, too.
05 · Safety and Trust
Information subject to a confidentiality agreement. Due to the nature of the industry, IronView’s technical information is not publicly available. We share documentation, functional specifications, and demonstrations with law enforcement agencies, emergency services, and qualified system integrators.
When it comes to security, information protection is not an afterthought—it is a prerequisite. Our processes are certified under the National Security Scheme (MEDIUM category) and ISO 27001, and are independently audited to the same rigorous standards we apply to every AI model we deploy.
IronView Cops & Emergencies is designed so that operational information, including personal data, remains on the customer’s devices and under the customer’s control, within the national framework for information security and data protection. The specific scope of compliance is defined and validated with each customer based on the mission and use case.
Resilience is a requirement, not an option.
The decision is always a human one.
06 · Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Infrared imagery from drones and HAPS makes it possible to locate people at night, in smoky conditions, or when visibility is poor, and the AI alerts operators as soon as it detects someone.
Drones and HAPS extend wireless coverage to field teams, and AI continues to operate on your own devices even without internet or cellular service.
These are high-altitude unmanned aerial vehicles (High Altitude Platform Systems) that remain over an area for long periods of time. They carry cameras and sensors that IronView integrates, and they extend communications in the same way a very tall antenna would.
No. It relieves them of the burden of gathering and reviewing information and offers them options. The decision is always up to the individuals.
We respond to requests from law enforcement agencies, emergency services, and identified system integrators. After signing a confidentiality agreement, we share documentation and arrange a demonstration.
07 · Contact
If you work for a law enforcement agency, an emergency service, or a civil protection agency and want to explore how to implement IronView Cops & Emergencies, the quickest way is to have a conversation.
We respond to requests from verified organizations and sign a confidentiality agreement before going into detail.