Orion 2.0 Is Here: Communication and Control, Beyond the Control Room

A drone is in the air over your site.

The operator sees everything. The security manager is in a meeting across town. The site manager is at home. The shift supervisor is standing two hundred meters from the incident, with no idea where the camera is pointing.

That gap - between the people flying and the people deciding - is the problem Orion 2.0 was built to close.

Share a live flight with a link

The core of Orion 2.0 is the Share Link. One link, sent by WhatsApp or email, gives anyone you choose the live video feed and the drone's real-time position on the map, straight to their phone.

No installation. No waiting for someone to describe the situation over the radio.

A security manager, a site manager, a municipal officer, an external client - each of them sees exactly what the drone sees, at the moment it happens. You can also see how many people are currently connected to the link, so you know who is actually watching.

The field talks back

Viewing is only half of it. Everyone on the link can share their own live location and identify themselves by name.

Suddenly the map shows more than a drone. It shows the patrol on the north perimeter, the maintenance team at the gate, and the responder already on the way. Decisions stop being based on assumptions about where people are.

Every flight, recorded and searchable

Orion automatically logs every flight: the video, the route, the drone, the date, and the objects captured along the way.

The logbook is searchable and filterable by date, by drone, and by keyword. When you need to reconstruct what happened last Tuesday at 03:40, you find it in seconds instead of asking three people to check their phones.

Built for the people responsible for the site

Orion 2.0 is designed for the organizations that operate drones as part of an ongoing security and operations routine: municipalities, industrial facilities, and critical infrastructure sites.

These teams rarely have one person with the full picture. They have a chain of people, each holding a different piece of it. Orion 2.0 puts that picture in one place and gives everyone in the chain the ability to act on it.

What's next

This release focuses on communication and control - getting the right information to the right person, fast, and letting them influence what happens in the field.

The next wave is already in testing, and it is focused on what the system can find for you during the flight. More on that soon.

Want to see Orion 2.0 in action? Get in touch for a live demo with your own operational scenario.