Weather changes, environmental damage, and Relief delivery drones appear more and more frequently in various rescue activities. The application of Relief delivery drones has also injected new vitality into ocean rescue. In the context of frequent maritime safety accidents, Relief delivery drones have become an important means of rescue. It not only improves the rescue efficiency, but also ensures the safety of rescuers.

In an oil spill accident, Relief delivery drones can quickly fly to the accident site, obtain the leakage area and scope through aerial photography technology, help rescuers quickly formulate response plans, and monitor the spread of leaked materials, thereby reducing environmental pollution and ecological damage.

Traditional search and rescue operations often require a large amount of manpower and material resources and are limited by time and geography. Relief delivery drones can be equipped with infrared thermal imaging cameras and night vision equipment to search for trapped people at night or in severe weather conditions. The rapid response and efficient search capabilities of drones greatly improve the success rate of search and rescue and reduce the risks for search and rescue personnel.

The development of Relief delivery drones also faces some challenges. The first is the continuous innovation and improvement of technology to improve the flight stability and load capacity of drones. Secondly, there is the improvement of laws and regulations to ensure the legal operation of drones and the safety of rescue activities. The last step is the training and technical literacy of rescue personnel to improve their ability to operate and apply drones.

UAV marine rescue has broad application prospects. With the further development of technology, drones will play a greater role in maritime rescue.