FlytBase FAQs

FlytBase servers are hosted in US & Europe. FlytBase also provides in-country cloud deployments to the large Enteprise customers.

Yes, FlytBase provides in-country cloud deployment options which helps deploy FlytBase in your country's cloud infrastructure to comply with local data residency regulations and integrate with preferred applications.

Yes, FlytBase provides multiple deployment options to meet your data residency needs:

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- On-premises: Self-host FlytBase on your private servers for enhanced security and control over your drone data.

- Air-Gapped: Operate FlytBase offline, isolated from external networks, ensuring maximum data security for sensitive applications.

FlytBase ensures data security through AES-256 encryption, role-based access control, secure authentication, and compliance with standards like SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and GDPR. Flexible deployment options, including cloud and on-premises, further enhance security. To learn more, visit https://www.flytbase.com/data-security.

Yes, FlytBase offers FlytBase Shield, a comprehensive security framework designed specifically for enterprise users. It provides multi-layered protection across various deployment options. To learn more, visit https://www.flytbase.com/data-security.

FlytBase Shield is an enterprise-grade security framework designed to protect drone operations and data. It offers multi-layered protection across various deployment options, including cloud, on-premises, and air-gapped systems. Key features include data encryption, network security, application security, and identity management, ensuring compliance with industry standards such as SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and GDPR.

The ServerTrace Dashboard offers detailed insights into allowed and blocked servers while monitoring data activity. It enhances security by providing transparency into dock-server interactions and data usage.

FlytBase primarily utilizes Amazon Web Services (AWS) for its cloud infrastructure. However, we also offer custom deployments on other cloud platforms, such as Microsoft Azure, upon request, to meet specific client requirements.

While our default cloud server is AWS, custom deployments to Azure or other cloud platforms can be arranged upon request.

Following the expiration of your plan, data will be retained for a period of 180 days before it is permanently deleted.

Upon deleting your FlytBase account, all associated data (including content, files, and information) will be permanently erased after a 30-day retention period.

A Flink, short for FlytBase Link, is a connector that enables one-click integrations between the FlytBase platform and various third-party applications or devices. Flinks facilitate automated workflows by allowing FlytBase to interact seamlessly with systems such as alarm systems, data processing tools, and video management systems.

"Ready Flinks" are pre-integrated software connections that allow your drone data to be seamlessly streamed or transferred to various platforms like Genetec, Milestone, Pix4D, DroneDeploy, DJI Terra (coming soon), and CASIA-G. These integrations streamline workflows and enhance the ability to analyze, store, and visualize drone data efficiently.

Generally, no. The Ready Flinks come pre-configured to work directly with FlytBase. However, some platforms may require specific software or credentials to be linked to your drone system.

Yes, Flinks are designed to work seamlessly with all types of drones and docks, without any specific compatibility requirements.

The Live Streaming Flink offers seamless integration of drone video feeds with Video Management Systems (VMS) such as Genetec and Milestone. This integration allows operators to monitor drone footage alongside other security sensors, providing a comprehensive view of operations.

Yes, FlytBase's dashboard allows you to plan and execute mapping missions. You can create flight plans, set waypoints, and monitor missions in real-time. After the mission, the collected data can be processed using integrated third-party applications like Pix4D and DroneDeploy for detailed analysis and mapping.

FlytBase provides ground-based air surveillance capabilities through Flinks by integrating with third-party detect-and-avoid systems like CASIA-G and Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM) platforms such as AirSense.

Yes, FlytBase offers integration with both Genetec and Milestone through the Live Streaming Flink. This integration allows drone video feeds to be seamlessly incorporated into these VMS platforms.

No, direct drone control through VMS platforms like Genetec and Milestone is not currently supported. However, FlytBase allows you to integrate drone video feeds with these systems for monitoring and situational awareness while retaining control of the drone through the FlytBase platform.

The live streaming platform displays real-time video feeds captured by the drone's onboard cameras. This includes high-definition visuals from RGB cameras, thermal imagery, or other specialized sensors, depending on the drone's payload.

Pix4D Cloud Advanced. For more information, check here.

DroneDeploy Enterprise. Users need to share their DroneDeploy API key with the FlytBase team to get it enabled.

The Detect and Avoid Flink provides real-time alerts on airspace threats, including altitude, heading, and ICAO details, enabling pilots to make informed decisions. Integrated with FlytBase, it uses ADS-B and EO/IR camera data to identify collision risks and supports safe altitude adjustments, ensuring confident navigation in complex airspace during autonomous drone operations.

The choice of detect-and-avoid sensor determines the requirements. For example, Casia G requires additional hardware, while alternatives like DJI AirSense, supported by all DJI enterprise drones, do not need extra hardware.

Ready Integrations are pre-built connectors that enable seamless integration between FlytBase and various third-party applications or devices. Custom Integrations, on the other hand, allow users to create tailored connections between FlytBase and specific third-party systems or devices that may not be covered by ready integrations. This customization is achieved through FlytBase's APIs and SDKs, enabling organizations to develop bespoke workflows that cater to their unique operational requirements.

Custom Flinks in FlytBase allow you to create personalized integrations between the FlytBase platform and third-party applications or devices. This is achieved through the following process:

- Access Flinks Manager: Navigate to the 'Integrations' section in the FlytBase dashboard and select 'Flinks' to open the Flinks Manager.

- Create a New Custom Flink: Click on the 'Custom Flink' tab and initiate the creation of a new Flink.

- Select Category: Choose the appropriate category for your custom Flink, such as 'Alarm Custom Flink'.

- Configure Flink Details: Provide a name, description, and select a custom icon for the Flink.

- Add Alarm Sources: In the 'Alarm Sources' tab, add and manage the sources of alarms you wish to integrate.

- Set Up Automations: Create automation workflows to define the drone's response to specific alarm triggers.

After the 14-day trial period, your access to FlytBase's premium features will expire. To continue using these features, you will need to subscribe to one of FlytBase's paid plans. The pricing details and available plans can be obtained at flytbase.com/pricing or from our partners in your region.

The cost of add-on features in FlytBase depends on the specific functionalities you wish to incorporate into your operations. For instance, additional Video Viewer Minutes (VVM) or increased cloud storage can be purchased separately. To obtain detailed pricing information for these add-ons, flytbase.com/pricing or from our partners in your region.

Yes, you can integrate various alarm systems for drone response to incidents like motion sensors, fire alarms, and dispatch systems.

Notifications can be sent via email, SMS, or integrated with your existing security or operations management platforms on request.

No, the UTM Flink doesn't allow for real-time adjustments to flight paths based on nearby drone traffic, airspace restrictions, and no-fly zones.

Any IFTTT-compatible based sensors and cameras can be used with the custom alarm Flink, allowing seamless integration and automation.

Flows are automated workflows that trigger actions based on events, like launching a drone when motion is detected or returning it to the dock on low battery, streamlining operations and reducing manual effort.

Yes, Flows can be fully customized to automate tasks based on your unique requirements. You can set up triggers, conditions, and actions to tailor each flow to your business operations.

Yes, you can customize alarm triggers in FlytBase using the Custom Alarm Flink. This feature allows you to integrate various sensors and devices, enabling drones to respond automatically to specific events, such as motion detection or fire alarms.

Yes, Alarm Automation is suitable for both live and scheduled operations. It enables real-time responses to triggers during live monitoring and can also be configured to execute automated tasks during scheduled missions.

Email Notification Automation sends automated email alerts based on predefined triggers or conditions, such as task completion, status updates, or system errors, ensuring you never miss critical updates.

No, not all site users receive email notifications for every situation. Notifications can be customized based on user roles, ensuring that only relevant users are informed.

FlytBase uses AI in drone operations for real-time object detection, classification, and tracking, such as identifying and counting people or vehicles during missions.

FlytBase’s AI capabilities enable drones to track two primary categories:

- People: Drones can detect and track individuals for security, surveillance, or crowd monitoring applications.

- Vehicles: The AI can recognize and follow various types of vehicles, providing valuable insights for traffic management, security, and asset monitoring.

AI-powered People Detection can effectively work in environments with high foot traffic or cluttered scenes, though performance may be affected by operational reqirements such as flight altitude and camera angle.

Yes, AI systems can track vehicles in motion, even in high-speed scenarios, by continually analyzing video streams and adjusting detection parameters based on movement patterns.

FlytBase offers both real-time and post-flight AI detection capabilities:

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- Real-Time Detection: During missions, drones can instantly identify and count people and vehicles, providing operators with immediate insights.

- Post-Flight Reports: After the mission, a recorded detection video is available for detailed review and analysis, ensuring comprehensive insights into mission data.

Yes, FlytBase can support custom detection workflows according to your needs, considering factors like urgency, specific requirements, scalability, and industry trends.

The Enterprise plan offers comprehensive support, including Dedicated Technical Account Manager (TAM), IT and BVLOS compliance support, and solutioning support for your enterprise needs.

FlytBase's Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) compliance support encompasses several key services to facilitate safe and regulatory-compliant drone operations:

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- Documentation Assistance: Provision of pre-built templates and guidance for BVLOS waiver applications, streamlining the approval process based on your regions.

- Integration with Safety Systems: Support for integrating detect-and-avoid systems, Uncrewed Traffic Management (UTM) services, and other safety mechanisms to meet regulatory standards.

- Regulatory Guidance: Expert advice on navigating complex BVLOS regulations, ensuring that operations align with local and international requirements.

Yes, FlytBase assists clients in obtaining BVLOS waiver approvals by providing:

- Comprehensive Documentation: Offering detailed templates and support materials to facilitate the waiver application process.

- Regulatory Expertise: Guidance on understanding and meeting the specific requirements of aviation authorities, enhancing the likelihood of approval.

- Operational Support: Assistance in implementing necessary safety measures and technologies to comply with BVLOS operational standards.

- Access to FlytBase's Regulatory Partner Network: Connect with trusted partners for improved compliance and expedite approvals.

Yes, Enterprise support is available 24/7 to ensure smooth operations and rapid response times for critical issues.

Technical Support includes troubleshooting, software updates, system maintenance, and guidance on operational issues to ensure seamless drone functionality.

The Enterprise plan covers support for compliance frameworks like SOC 2, ISO 27001, and GDPR, ensuring adherence to global data privacy and security standards.

FlytBase's IT support services include:

- Deployment Assistance: Guidance on setting up FlytBase solutions, whether on-premises or in the cloud, tailored to your organization's infrastructure.

- Data Security Measures: Implementation of robust security protocols, including end-to-end encryption, role-based access control, and compliance with standards like GDPR and ISO 27001.

- System Integration: Support for integrating FlytBase with existing IT systems, ensuring seamless operation and data flow.

- Ongoing Technical Support: Provision of continuous assistance to address any technical issues, updates, or maintenance needs, ensuring optimal system performance.

Yes, Solutioning Support works with customers to design tailored workflows that align with their operational goals, enhancing automation and mission efficiency.

This feature enables you to tailor the checklist to your specific operational requirements, supplementing the standard pre-flight checklist that FlytBase already provides. With this custom checklist, you can add checks unique to your mission or site or region, ensuring that every aspect of safety and compliance is thoroughly addressed before flight.

The Go-to-Safe Altitude (GTSA) feature allows operators to ascend or descend the drone to a predefined safe altitude and hover in place. This function is particularly useful in scenarios where immediate altitude adjustment is necessary to avoid obstacles or airspace conflicts.

The safe altitude can be adjusted based on mission needs, giving operators control over how high the drone ascends and descends for every situation. A custom descent speed can also be set. In case airspace threats are identified, time is on the essense and you need to reach an all clear altitude as soon as possible to meet regulatory requirements.

Operational Notifications are part of custom automations that operators set up to trigger alerts during events like drone landing, take-off and mission initiation. When such an event occurs, an email notification is sent to designated personnel, allowing for immediate response.

Yes, notifications can be configured to alert operators on multiple devices, ensuring that teams stay connected and informed at all times.

The Collision Avoidance View is compatible with most models equipped with obstacle detection sensors. For specific details, please refer to this.

For the DJI Dock, failsafes are managed by the dock itself. For drones like the M300, M350, and M3E, custom failsafes are available, like GCS link loss, RC link loss, LTE link loss, and weather-related failsafes.

The Max Fly Zone (MFZ) defines the maximum altitude and geographical boundaries within which a drone is permitted to operate. By setting an MFZ, operators can ensure that drones remain within designated airspace.

FlytBase does not impose a specific limit on the number of geofences and No-Fly Zones (NFZs) you can create. Operators can define multiple zones to suit their operational needs, enhancing safety and compliance.

Yes, you can set up a geofence per dock, both circular and polygonal, to suit various flight paths and operational needs.

Yes, each device can have multiple NFZs and geofences, and each organization can register multiple devices under its account.

- Deconfliction: Ensuring safe and efficient operation of multiple drones within the same airspace.

- Fleet-Wide Controls: Centralized control and monitoring of multiple drones from a single interface.

- Multi-Dock Operations: Supporting multiple drone docks for scalable and automated workflows.

Yes, CCTV cameras can be placed near or around the dock and the video can be streamed directly into FlytBase, enabling pre-flight visual inspections.

FlytBase enables operators to create various mission types to suit diverse operational needs:

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- Path Missions: Define a sequence of waypoints for the drone to follow, specifying parameters like altitude, speed, and actions at each point.

- Grid Missions: Design missions that cover a specified area in a grid pattern, ideal for tasks such as aerial surveys and mapping.

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We also support live mission recording which helps you record manual flights to replicate them later, allowing for consistent execution of complex flight paths.

The Linear Waypoint Mission Planner allows you to set a series of waypoints along a straight line, ensuring the drone follows a predictable path. This is ideal for linear inspections or surveys along roads, pipelines, or power lines.

The Grid Mission Planner allows you to create a grid pattern over a defined area for aerial mapping. This ensures consistent coverage and is especially useful for applications like land surveying, crop monitoring, or 3D modeling.

RouteRepeat is a feature that converts your manual flights, duplicate every waypoint and payload setting you executed to conduct accurate and repeatable autonomous missions in the future.

You can import mission files into FlytBase if they are in KML, KMZ, or WPML format. Just export your FlightHub 2 missions in one of these formats and upload them to FlytBase.

FlytBase allows the import of mission files in the following formats:

- KML Files: Commonly used for geographic data representation, enabling the import of complex flight paths and geofences.

- WPML Files: Waypoint Mission Language files that define specific waypoint missions for drones.

- KMZ Files: Contain compressed geospatial data, including flight paths, geofences, POIs, and overlays for mission visualization and sharing.

- Linear Waypoints: Used to map features like roads, pipelines, or powerlines. The drone follows a straight or predefined path to capture data along a linear route.

- Grid Missions: Ideal for covering larger areas, like fields or construction sites, with overlapping flight paths to ensure complete coverage and high-resolution mapping.

Yes, you can configure specific actions and behaviors for each waypoint, such as adjusting altitude, camera settings, or triggering specific payloads, allowing for customized mission execution based on your requirements.

Smart Waypoint Selection allows you to select multiple waypoints simultaneously and update their settings in bulk. This streamlines mission planning by saving time and ensuring consistent configurations across selected waypoints.

With the Breakpoint Missions feature, drones will now automatically resume operations from the exact point where it stopped, without the need for manual intervention. This not only simplifies mission planning but also ensures that all data from a specific area is grouped together, improving both operational efficiency and data management.

FlytBase offers a Mission Scheduler feature that enables operators to automate and schedule routine missions efficiently:

- Navigate to the 'Planning' section in the FlytBase dashboard and select 'Schedule'.

- Click on the 'Schedule' button to plan a mission, filling in details such as drone selection, mission type, frequency (one-time or repetitive), date, time, and timezone.

- After saving, the scheduled mission will appear on your calendar with its status, allowing for easy monitoring and management.

FlytBase supports a wide range of drones and docking stations to facilitate diverse operational needs. Supported drones include models from DJI's Mavic 3 enteprise and Multispectral series, among others. Compatible docking stations encompass solutions from manufacturers like DJI, Hextronics, and Heisha. For a comprehensive list of supported hardware, please refer to https://www.flytbase.com/supported-hardware.

Yes, the FlytBase dashboard provides live status updates for all connected devices through the drone card. Operators can monitor various parameters, including device health, connectivity status, battery levels, and mission progress.

The drone card shows essential information such as the drone's status (active/inactive), battery life, current location, flight time, and the last known telemetry data.

FlytBase is built to handle multiple devices at once, allowing operators to efficiently manage and control an entire fleet of drones and docking stations.

You can check the firmware version of DJI dock 1 and 2 by accessing the device management section on the dashboard, where the firmware version will be displayed for each registered device.

You can categorize and assign devices to specific sites within the dashboard. This allows you to organize and manage your fleet effectively, by grouping them under site-specific labels.

Yes, you can remotely upgrade the firmware of your devices. This ensures your equipment is always up to date with the latest features and security patches without needing physical access to the devices.

In FlytBase, 'Sites' refer to specific geographic locations or operational areas where drone missions are conducted. This concept is similar to 'Projects' in FlightHub 2, which also organize missions and data based on specific locations or objectives.

In FlytBase, an organization serves as the central hub for managing all your sites, drones, devices, and users under a unified structure.

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FlytBase offers unlimited user capacity. We also allow you to assign specific roles & define access levels for each member.

An organization is the broader entity that manages multiple sites, users, and devices. It serves as the central hub for managing all activities across different sites.

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A site is a specific part within the organization, tied to a particular physical location where operations take place.

FlytBase allows multiple operators to access and manage a single site. With role-based access control, each operator is assigned appropriate permissions, safeguarding operational security while maintaining efficiency.

Team Huddle is an audio chat feature designed to streamline communication among team members during drone operations. It enables real-time coordination, improving situational awareness and decision-making.

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Currently, only members within the organization can join Team Huddle, and adding external participants is not supported.

Guest Sharing enables operators to share live drone video feeds and telemetry data with external stakeholders without granting them full access to the organization's fleet or dashboard. This feature is particularly useful for involving clients, partners, or remote experts in ongoing missions.

FlytBase sends critical notifications via SMS to keep you updated during missions. These include alerts for mission status, drone battery levels, connectivity issues, and emergency failsafe activations. This feature will be launching soon.

FlytBase supports 7 languages that cater to a global user base.

- English

- French

- German

- Hungarian

- Italian

- Spanish

- Korean

Yes, FlytBase offers white-labeling options that allow organizations to customize the dashboard with their logos. For more information on white-labeling options and customization features, please contact FlytBase at flytbase.com/contact.

FlytBase supports various input devices for drone control:

- Keyboard and Mouse

- Xbox 360 Controller

- Thrustmaster Joystick

Absolutely. FlytBase enables remote manual control of the drone's gimbal. Operators can adjust the gimbal's pitch and orientation in real-time via the dashboard, facilitating precise camera positioning during missions.

Yes, FlytBase supports panorama capture during manual flights and in missions using DJI Dock 1 or 2.

The Go-to Location (GTL) feature enables a drone to autonomously navigate to a specified GPS coordinate. Operators can mark a location on the map, and the drone will fly to that point and hover upon arrival. This function is useful for inspections or surveillance.

Yes, a drone can perform multiple Go-To Locations (GTL). After completing one, you can assign it the next, allowing it to navigate to different points efficiently.

FlytBase simplifies drone media management through its centralized Gallery, where all media files captured by your devices are stored. The Gallery allows you to search, sort, filter, and organize files effortlessly, enabling quick access to specific data and streamlining media utilization.

You can easily export your media into a zip file or send it directly to your email. Simply select the media you want to export, choose your preferred method, and it will be ready for download or sent to your inbox.

The Video Wall feature allows you to view and manage multiple live streams from different drones, docks and payloads simultaneously. It’s perfect for security operations where you need to monitor several hardware at once, such as large-scale surveillance or infrastructure inspections.

FlytBase offers flexible storage options based on your plan, such as 5GB for the Zero plan and 500GB for the Enterprise plan, with additional storage available for purchase. If you use your own AWS account, you can select an AWS plan that meets your specific needs.

FlytBase keeps track of your storage usage and will notify you if you’re nearing your storage limit. You can also view your current storage capacity in the platform’s settings to ensure you have enough space for your data. If needed, you can upgrade your storage or export files to free up space.

Yes, you can tag your media directly on the FlytBase dashboard, allowing you to organize and easily access all tagged content in a single location. For more information, click here.

Yes, FlytBase allows manual control of the drone's movements during operations. Operators can use the FlytBase dashboard or connected remote controllers such as an on-screen joypad, keyboard, Thrustmaster FCS Joystick, and Xbox controller, to adjust the drone’s position, altitude, and orientation as needed.

Absolutely. FlytBase enables remote manual control of the drone's gimbal, allowing operators to adjust the camera's pitch and orientation in real-time via the dashboard. Additionally, you can reset the gimbal and use camera angle presets, such as 90° or 0°, to capture specific perspectives during flight operations.

The FlytBase dashboard displays real-time thermal video feeds, temperature readings, adjustable color palettes, and mission telemetry. Operators can also annotate areas of interest, enabling efficient analysis for inspections, surveillance, and other applications. This feature is currently available only on DJI dock 1 and 2 drones.

To operate the loudspeaker on your drone, access the payload controls on the FlytBase dashboard. From there, you can transmit audio messages or alerts during flight operations, which is particularly useful in public safety scenarios or for communicating with individuals on the ground.

Yes, FlytBase supports the integration of Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) sensors. Visuals captured by the OGI sensor can be streamed live on the FlytBase dashboard, enabling operators to monitor gas leaks or emissions effectively during missions.

FlytBase currently supports the integration of the CZI LP12 speaker and spotlight payload. This payload allows for functionalities such as broadcasting announcements, adjusting spotlight settings, and activating sirens during drone operations.

FlytBase supports a wide range of external payloads, including OGI sensors and Phase One iXM cameras. As a modular platform, it can integrate with various other payloads to meet specific requirements. For more information, contact us at flytbase.com/contact.

As of the latest updates, FlytBase does not support the overlay of 3D maps. However, the platform provides a 3D Map View feature that integrates elevation data with satellite maps, offering improved terrain awareness.

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This feature allows users to:

- Interact with 3D Terrain: View and evaluate operational areas from various perspectives to inform mission planning.

- Identify Obstacles: Recognize terrain features and structures that may impact flight paths.

Yes, FlytBase enables you to customize the transparency of your map overlays. This feature allows you to seamlessly blend multiple layers and view underlying maps or data without obstruction, ensuring a clearer perspective for mission planning.

You can import custom map layers into FlytBase in geotiff file format. Simply upload your file and it will overlay on top of your existing map on FlytBase.

- Maintain a repository of all flights as a record for BVLOS waivers.

- Monitor and oversee your flight operations effectively.

- Facilitate quick troubleshooting with the FlytBase team.

Yes, FlytBase integrates seamlessly with external log management platforms through GUTMA, simplifying and streamlining log management workflows.

FlytBase now offers detailed Flight Logs with sections like Overview, Playback, Media, Annotations, and Alarms, providing a complete mission overview. Operators can review flight paths, altitude, speed, device details, and more. The Media section displays captured images and videos, while Annotations allow notes on specific events, and Alarms highlight any safety warnings. Flight Logs can be downloaded and shared for further analysis or collaboration.

No, we do not support images and videos of the mission in our PDF report currently. FlytBase flight reports provide comprehensive mission details like:

- Flight ID: Unique identifier for the mission.

- Time Zone: Local time zone of the operation (e.g., Asia/Calcutta, GMT +05:30).

- Takeoff and Landing: Precise timestamps and GPS coordinates of takeoff and landing.

- Flight Overview: Mission type and summary.

- Flight Path: Visual representation of the flight, available in both map and satellite views.

Yes, FlytBase allows you to share PDF reports directly from the platform. After generating the report, you can send it via email or generate a shareable link for easy distribution.

FlytBase flight reports provide comprehensive mission details like:

- Flight ID: Unique identifier for the mission.

- Time Zone: Local time zone of the operation (e.g., Asia/Calcutta, GMT +05:30).

- Takeoff and Landing: Precise timestamps and GPS coordinates of takeoff and landing.

- Flight Overview: Mission type and summary.

- Flight Path: Visual representation of the flight, available in both map and satellite views.

The mission playback feature in FlytBase enables operators to replay completed missions for analysis and training purposes. By accessing the flight logs, users can view a visual representation of the drone's flight path, including key parameters like speed and altitude at various points.

Yes, Mission Playback provides a comprehensive view of live flight data, including GPS coordinates, speed, altitude, and sensor readings, precisely as they were recorded during the mission. Additionally, it tracks all triggered failsafes, along with any warning or error messages, offering an accurate and complete representation of the flight.

Yes, FlytBase automatically records and synchronizes aircraft flight logs. After each mission, detailed logs are generated, capturing information such as flight path, altitude, speed, and device status. These logs are accessible through the FlytBase dashboard as a "Playback", allowing operators to review and analyze past missions and they can also download the same in PDF format.

The 4G Backup Link Range Extender is a feature that provides a backup connection for drone operations by utilizing a 4G network. If the primary connection fails, the 4G link automatically activates to maintain reliable communication between the drone, dock and the FlytBase platform.

Yes, you can use any 4G network provider as long as it offers reliable coverage in your operational area. Ensure that the 4G provider is compatible with your device’s module.

Additional fees may apply depending on the data plan you select with your 4G provider. FlytBase does not charge extra for the 4G Backup Link feature itself but may include setup costs if assistance is required.

To set up AWS S3 integration, navigate to the storage settings in your FlytBase dashboard, select AWS S3 as the storage option, and enter your AWS S3 credentials. Once connected, FlytBase will begin storing media and data directly in your specified S3 bucket. For more information, read here.

Yes, AWS charges based on data storage volume, retrieval frequency, and data transfer. Your billing will be managed through your AWS account, separate from FlytBase’s fees.

A network speed of at least 50 Mbps is recommended for optimal streaming performance. For further information, contact us at flytbase.com/contact.