AirWise Solutions Featured in Public Safety Drone Review on July 7
Upcoming Public Safety Drone Review Webcast
The next edition of the Public Safety Drone Review is scheduled for Tuesday, July 7 at 3 PM EST. This monthly livestream series is presented by DRONELIFE and DRONERESPONDERS.
Webcast Details
The event will be hosted by DRONELIFE Editor in Chief Miriam McNabb, DRONERESPONDERS Director Charles Werner, and public safety aviation expert Mike O’Shea. The series aims to bring together industry leaders, public safety professionals, and aviation experts to discuss the technologies, regulations, and operational challenges that influence the future of drone operations.
Featured Guests
This month, the webcast will feature executives from AirWise Solutions, including:
- Josh O’Leary, Chief Technical Officer
- Nathan Ruff, EVP of Strategic Partnerships and UTM
AirWise Solutions Platform
AirWise Solutions offers a platform designed to provide public safety agencies with a real-time, three-dimensional common operating picture. This platform integrates various data sources, including drone telemetry, live video, Remote ID, weather, airspace data, and sensor inputs into a single operational view. It supports police, fire, emergency management, and search and rescue teams by assisting incident commanders in coordinating resources, monitoring changing conditions, and making timely decisions during active incidents.
The platform facilitates the management of complex operations such as accident response, tactical incidents, disaster management, and search and rescue missions by integrating data from multiple drones and sensors. It is also designed to support future beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations and advanced airspace coordination, enabling agencies to expand their drone programs while ensuring situational awareness and operational safety.
Discussion Format
The first part of the webcast will feature an open discussion on current news stories, regulatory changes, and significant events affecting the public safety drone community. In the second part, representatives from AirWise will explain how public safety agencies utilize their platform for airspace awareness, FAA authorizations, in-flight operations, and beyond-visual-line-of-sight missions.
The Public Safety Drone Review will include an audience Q&A session and is free to attend.