Technology empowers people's livelihood! The Air Patrol Center of Guangde City staged "aerial rescues" twice with drones.

Morning of August 1st

The UAV team from Guangde Ruiying Company of Digital Eagle

 worked closely with various search and rescue teams

 using technological means to successively solve the urgent needs of the people

 staging two efficient and heartwarming "aerial rescues".

At 7 a.m. on August 1st, the technical director of Ruiying Company received an emergency call from the Guangde Public Security Bureau. A 73-year-old man with Alzheimer's disease had gone missing, and his family was extremely anxious. Time is life. The technical director immediately gathered two other professional pilots, carried 3 UAVs equipped with infrared thermal imagers, quickly arrived at the scene and immediately took off. The UAVs, like sharp aerial sentinels, carried out a blanket search in the area demarcated by the police station's preliminary monitoring clues. After discovering the old man's trace, the UAV, with its flexible and mobile characteristics, arrived over the scene at the first time to provide an aerial perspective for the ground rescue personnel. In the end, the old man was safely sent back to his family, and an emergency search and rescue came to a successful end.

 
Just after the old man was safely picked up, before the staff of the UAV team could catch their breath, they received a new request for help - a villager in Shuanglang Village, Qiucun Town, had lost two cows and was in a state of panic. After learning about the situation, the staff quickly adjusted the UAV equipment and took off again to search. The vast fields and complex waters were clearly visible under the camera, and the traces of the two cows appeared clearly on the screen in just over 10 minutes. The precise positioning information was immediately conveyed to the villager, helping him successfully retrieve the "family property" that was lost and then found, thus recovering significant property losses.

From life rescue to property protection, from complex mountain forests to vast fields, UAVs are showing strong adaptability to multiple scenarios. They are not only the "eyes in the sky" but also the vanguard of action. This successful practice of continuous operations vividly interprets the unlimited potential of technology empowering grassroots governance - faster response, wider coverage, and more precise disposal.

When UAVs turn into "aerial guardians"

what we see is not only a new paradigm of police-civilian cooperation

but also the warmest implementation of technology for good

UAVs have equipped civil services with the power of technology

which not only improves rescue efficiency

but also makes people feel the warmth and peace of mind brought by technology.