DJI’s latest guide could help agencies deploy drones faster

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For years, getting a drone into the air during an emergency usually meant waiting for a pilot to arrive, unpack equipment, and launch. That approach proved drones could be valuable for public safety, but it also exposed one major limitation: speed. Now, as more agencies shift toward permanently installed “drone-in-a-box” systems that can launch automatically, DJI Enterprise wants to help them avoid the growing pains that come with scaling those operations.
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