System

On The

Ground

Ground Control Hub

The ArcherFRS Ground Control Hub (GCH) is a robust and resilient housing unit enabling round-the-clock operations. Embedded with FirstNet connectivity, this durable housing unit ensures the aircraft is charged, and monitors operational environments. It is installed and maintained as part of our Standard Service.

Features

• LTE Connection via ATT FirstNet
• Integrated Drone Charging Dock
• Open in under 4 seconds
• Internal and External Environment Sensors
• Installed and Maintained as part of Standard Service

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Installation

Footprint

6' diameter, 5' in width.

Electrical

Standard 120v 20amp power outlet

Above Ground

Can be placed in parking lots or any other open and flat spot available at your EMS/Fire station.

Counter Sunk

Countersunk 3' into the ground.
Draw less attention and look as though they belong at your firestation.

In The

Cloud

Archer Survey

Intelligent Delivery Coordinates at scale

An AED stuck in a tree does no-one any good. Archer Survey is our computer-vision based satellite analysis platform used to ensure safe, and easily accessable delivery locations across our entire operating areas. We target driveways, sidewalks, residential roads, golf courses, parks, fields, and all other locations that have a clear view to the open sky for safe delivery locations. Each ArcherFRS system includes an accompanying database of safe delivery coordinates, that are refreshed quarterly, ensuring every 911 caller can easily access the lifesaving devices they need.

• Refreshed Quarterly

In The

Cloud

System State (Go / No-Go)

Airspace Monitoring

Safely integrating into the National Airspace is absoutely critical. Just as cars on the road must respect “right of way” laws so too do unmanned aircraft in the sky. Safety is paramount and ArcherFRS’ AirSpace monitoring service is an invaluable asset when it comes to safe operation in the NAS. We monitor live airtraffic from a variety of sources to ensure airspace sanitization before ever leaving the ground. Once deployed our Airspace Monitoring service works with our flight logistics service and/or a rPIC to maintain a well-clear separation from any and all manned aviation that may fly in and around the operating area.

  • Pre-flight Air space sanitization
  • In-flight traffic avoidance

In The

Cloud

System State (Go / No-Go)

Weather Monitoring

While the aircraft utilized in these operations as extremely robust, it has its limitations. ArcherFRS’ weather monitor service verifies hyperlocal weather conditions, both current and forecasted, to ensure that wind-speeds, precipitation rates, and visibility, are all within acceptable margins for a safe operatingenvironment.

  • Pre-flight weather condition verification (current and forecasted)
  • In-Flight weather condition monitoring

In The

Cloud

System State (Go / No-Go)

System Monitoring

ArcherFRS drone operations are an amalgamation of many critical components that all work in harmony to expedite response times. From flight controllers to batteries, and GPS units to connectivity, each of these components must be healthy for safe and reliable operations. Each component is persistently monitored and a robust system-health check must be passed in order for an ArcherFRS system to be online and deployable. If your ArcherFRS system is online, you can rest assured that all components are healthy and ready for a life-saving deployment.

  • Aircraft Health
  • GCH Health
  • Network Health
  • Payload Health

In Your

Dispatch Center

Requirements

RapidSOS-RapidDeploy
ArcherFRS is proudly integrated into both RapidDeploy's Radius and RapidSOS's Portal. ECC Dispatchers or call takers can initiate lifesaving Drone Delivery through either platform with minimal training or change to existing workflow.
Fla. (April 12, 2017) Jason Solomon, a Navy Region Southeast 911 emergency dispatcher, works at his multiscreen station in the Navy Region Southeast Regional Dispatch Center. The RDC currently dispatches fire and security personnel for 14 installations.

1. Answer

911 Call-Taker will answer a call and begin to triage. If call fits
ArcherFRS Dispatch SOP, the call-taker or dispatcher can
Request ArcherFRS Deployment.

2. Request

With a single click Dispatchers or Call-takers can request a drone delivery to the active 911 call they are working.

If the caller is within range of one of your ArcherFRS systems
(3.3 miles), and that system is in a "Go" state, a delivery location will be shown in Radius or RapidSOS Portal along with an ETA

3. Confirm

If the Call-Taker or Dispatcher determines that the ArcherFRS dispatch SOP is met, he/she can confirm and initiatte ArcherFRS delivery with a single click.

Once confirmed and initiated, the dispatcher or call-taker can watch the live location of the drone within RapidDeploy Radius or RapidSOS Portal and monitor the ETA Countdown until delivery

4. Instruct

Once the ArcherFRS Delivery has been completed, the Call-Taker can provide instructions on how to utilize the AED, Narcan, or Tourniquet until paramedics arrive.