Ground access, reviewed in the aircraft.
The crew reviews the requester, gimbal-control permission, and session length on the iPad, then approves or denies access.
VoxNet / The ground connection
The aircraft view. Shared with your team.
View live imagery, request gimbal control, and review recordings and mapped observations from authorized aircraft. The live connection depends on connectivity and crew-granted access.
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See and direct the view
Stream imagery live and control the gimbal from the ground, giving authorized teams an active view of the mission.
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Locate the observation
Put imagery alongside terrain, flight tracks, and fleet status. Keep the observation connected to where it happened.
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Review and share findings
Receive recordings and intelligence in near real time, with exportable outputs for your operational workflow.
Wildfire / Available capabilities
Fire detections, mapped.
Review detected areas, examine temperature estimates, and export the scan for response planning.
- Automatic fire detections
- Mapped fire extent
- Temperature estimates
- Data exports
From aircraft to team
Keep the view and the context together.
Keep live imagery connected to its time and location, so aircraft crews and ground teams can review the same observation.
Live viewing and ground control
Stream the aircraft view and control the gimbal remotely from the ground. Viewing, control, and delivery depend on connectivity and the access granted for the operation.
Fleet and mission context
See aircraft status and tracks in the same workspace as mission imagery, with time and location providing context for review.
Data governance, built in.
Know where your data goes. And how it is used.
That matters more than ever. VoxNet was designed for agency control from the outset, with fine-grained permissions and visibility into data access, sharing and use.
Control access and use
Define who can access data, for what purpose, and what they can share. Scope permissions to the operation and review or revoke access as requirements change.
See where data goes
Maintain visibility into access and sharing through audit records, so your team can trace how information moves between authorized recipients.
Protect and separate
Encryption and tenant isolation are built into the architecture. Fully sovereign deployments and separate cloud environments are available for agency requirements.
Designed for GIS integration
Connect to your workflow.
Review the outputs, access requirements, and connections your analysts and operational teams need.
Practical details
Before you connect your team.
What information is available today?
VoxNet brings together recordings, imagery, and mapped observations. Fire scans provide automatic detections, mapped fire extent, temperature estimates, and exports.
Who approves remote viewing and gimbal control?
The aircraft crew can approve or deny a remote-access request. The iPad request shows the requester, requested gimbal-control permission, and session length.
What connectivity do live functions need?
Live streaming, remote gimbal control, and near-real-time delivery require high-speed internet, which is not included. We’ll review connectivity requirements for your operation.
Can we export data into our existing tools?
Fire-scan exports are available today. Share the formats, map layers, and operational tools you need so we can confirm the supported outputs and integration scope for your workflow.
What data requirements should we discuss?
Hosting and data location, access permissions, retention, ownership, and any permitted model-training use. We’ll scope these requirements with your team before deployment.
Looking ahead / Planned capability
Aerial coverage, on request.
We’re exploring a way for newsrooms to request aerial images and video through VoxNet.
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See VoxNet in action.
Explore live access, fire-scan results, and the outputs your team needs.