The regulatory roadmap to gaining FAA permission to operate autonomous security drones without human observers on site.
FAA Part 107 rules historically required a human visual observer to maintain continuous eyesight on the drone, eliminating the economic advantage of automated robotic docks.
By demonstrating ground radar deconfliction, automated fail-safe geofencing, and isolated facility airspace under 400 feet AGL, operators can secure FAA 107.31 BVLOS waivers authorizing fully unmonitored security flights.
Connecting facility security drones with local police dispatch allows aerial video feeds to be shared with responding patrol officers, improving officer safety during active armed burglary responses.