Autumn is cold and dry. Since autumn, the influence of cold air, the decrease in precipitation has brought about dry and foggy days that are especially prone to fires. Not only in cities, forest fires are more likely to threaten the safety of people's lives and property. In the process, the environment will be damaged, property will be lost, and fire rescue personnel will be put in danger.

So, what should we do to prevent forest fires from "burning"? After a fire occurs, what should we do to help fire rescue? At this time, as our emerging technological equipment, drones began to demonstrate their capabilities. The application of fire inspection multi-rotor UAV can not only detect fire sources and provide early fire warning, but also carry equipment for fire rescue when a fire occurs, quickly reducing the degree of damage to people's property and ensuring safety. Life safety of fire rescue personnel.

A smart response and safe fire protection

Fire rescuers are racing against time, seize the opportunity, providing early warning, responding quickly, and doing a good job in investigation, which is the first step to ensure the safety of firefighters. However, the traditional fire response speed is relatively slow and it is highly restricted by the environment, requiring a large number of personnel to conduct visits and detections, mainly relying on manpower accumulation. Not only is this costly, but it also poses a threat to personnel safety. Moreover, fires are greatly affected by strong winds. For firefighters, every second at the fire scene is a threat to life safety. In response to these problems, fire inspection multi-rotor UAV is used to install "eyes in the sky" to assist firefighting and inject more energy into firefighters.

When a fire breaks out, it is only necessary to use drones to realize high-altitude monitoring of the fire scene and implement all-round supervision. Through this information monitoring method, the collected information is transmitted synchronously to the ground control center, thus moving towards the transformation from "human defense" to "technical defense. Not only that, the fire inspection multi-rotor UAV can also break through the limitations of space and terrain. Because it uses a multi-rotor model, it can take off and land vertically at any time and hover autonomously in the air. The fire inspection multi-rotor UAV also has the ability to plan routes independently and there are multiple inspection points to choose from.

By using fire-fighting drones for fire detection, drones can play the role of a safety valve for autumn fire prevention to a certain extent, and also reduce casualties and property losses to a certain extent during fire rescues. Small drones have gradually become an indispensable part of firefighting applications.