Deployment takes only a few minutes. The unit arrives pre-configured, portable and ready for use in the field. Once the drone starts capturing imagery, the CHRIS Off-Grid Box automatically stitches the images into a geo-referenced map within seconds, providing immediate situational awareness.

Real-time incident mapping serves as a single source of truth for response teams by transforming drone imagery into a shareable, live, 2D map.

CHRIS enables this process by automatically stitching drone data into a live map that updates as the situation changes.

It enables teams to monitor dynamic situations such as wildfires, floods, industrial incidents, and security events, helping them make faster and more informed decisions based on shared, real-time information.

Yes, drones are increasingly used for incident mapping. They can capture aerial images and videos that show the full scale of an emergency, from wildfires to industrial accidents. When combined with mapping software like CHRIS, this imagery becomes a live, geo-referenced map that helps teams assess damage, track changes, and plan their response more safely and efficiently.

CHRIS is currently compatible with off-the-shelf DJI drones*, as well as our partner drones from Tective.

*If your drone model is not yet mapped, you can simply upload a photo, and our team will process it to ensure full compatibility.

Yes. With offline-capable systems, teams can generate live maps even in remote areas without connectivity, ensuring situational awareness anywhere.

Drones provide rapid aerial views of an incident. When paired with mapping software, responders gain real-time situational awareness, helping them coordinate resources and act faster.

The most effective way to gain an overview is through real-time mapping, like CHRIS. By using drones combined with live mapping software, responders can instantly create a bird’s-eye view of the incident. This evolving map shows the full scope of the situation, helping teams coordinate resources, identify risks, and make faster, safer decisions.

In remote areas, when you can't rely on the internet, responders use offline mapping systems that process drone imagery locally instead of relying on the cloud. This lets teams view updated maps directly through a local network.

The CHRIS Off-Grid Box is one such solution, designed to run entirely without internet or external power while generating real-time maps in the field.

Wildfire progress can be tracked by mapping polygons that outline the affected area and comparing them over time. CHRIS monitors hotspots and temperature thresholds detected by drones or sensors to show changes in fire intensity, size and location. This allows teams to see how the fire is moving and to plan safer, more effective responses.

• CHRIS Software

• Off-Grid Box:

  • Up to five hour battery for off-grid use

  • Storage slot suitable for your drone

  • Local WiFi network for field deployment

  • GPS tracker

  • Mobile network module

  • Compute module

  • Optional: tablet for viewing maps and controlling missions​

No. The CHRIS Off-Grid Box is designed to work with your existing drone fleet. It supports most commercial models and sensors, so you can integrate it easily into your current operations.

• You receive a live, shareable 2D map that can display multiple layers.

• For wildfires, CHRIS visualises hotspots and fire spread.

• For industrial, security or environmental use, it shows inspection areas, equipment zones or terrain details in real time.

Yes. CHRIS connects easily with your existing infrastructure to stream live maps and incident data directly into your operational set up.

Yes! We can adapt CHRIS to your operational setup and mission needs.