Decisions at a major incident are made on a description until someone can see the scene. This solution shortens that gap to minutes.

Establishes a broadband data network on site, then carries live video from the scene to the operations centre. Both parts matter: the network is the harder half, because incidents happen where connectivity does not.

Police, fire, coastguard and security organisations, in the scenarios that defeat ordinary connectivity — mountain rescue, marine patrol, wildfire and forest firefighting, and industrial incidents in remote locations.

The value of live video at an incident falls sharply with time. A system that takes an hour to establish arrives after the decisions it would have informed have already been made, which is why deployment time rather than resolution is the number to compare.

Power and retention. The link needs a power source that outlasts the incident, and the footage it produces is evidence with the same handling requirements as any other — retention period, access control and lawful use under KVKK, decided before deployment. See rapid deployment systems.