Project Launched Monday Aims To Change The Way Emergency Situations Are Handled

Imagination TV has partnered with "Drones to the Rescue" to help them gain awareness and assist in the launch of the new company starting with their Indiegogo project. The new project, named "Drones to the Rescue", launched Monday at Indiegogo.com.

The company says "Drones to the Rescue" will change the way emergency situations are handled. Drones have a unique ability to locate, assist and save victims, faster with more efficiency than any other option. The campaign mission is to provide its first product line of Search and Rescue (SAR) Drones.

"Drones to the Rescue" is combining technology to create UAVS that can reach people in small spaces and supply food, water and medicine to trapped victims. The team has created UAVs that have state-of-the-art cameras, GPS and a payloader device that isn't yet on the market. The prototype water-resistant GPS tracker is a small, lightweight, self-powered, stand-alone device that attaches to the drone and delivers real time flight data information to user's laptop, computer, or smartphone.

The GPS Tracker is a reliable solution to give you exact GPS coordinates of the device every minute, along with movement speed and direction. The device has its own SIM card and phone number. GPS tracking is also shown on Google maps map overlay. These GPS functions, paired with the camera and payloader, will create an unstoppable SAR machine.

Indiegogo backers will be able to purchase the prototype as well as a long list of high demand items. They have rewards that include a Plexidrone Pro, Fe-RVJET Flying Wing, AirDog Auto Follow Drone for GoPro and even an exclusive Search and Rescue Version Drone. Also, this campaign has a referral program where people can share the campaign and win their very own Inspire 1: DJI's most advanced technology. For those who don't know, the Inspire 1 is an easy to use, all-in-one flying kit, for first time users and enthusiasts alike.

The Indiegogo campaign goal is to raise $40,000, which will cover the production costs of the components, funding of further research and expansion of the product line.

(Image from "Drones to the Rescue" Facebook page)

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