During the set up process, we work closely with your Corporate Security, Facilities Management, and possibly Corporate Communications teams. Key steps include identifying suitable locations for base stations, integrating with current power and security frameworks, mapping the facility, set up patrol routes, educating your staff on system operations, conducting system trials, and finalizing the deployment

Our drones are designed to launch, land, and recharge at designated Security base stations. In exceptional circumstances, like abrupt weather changes or mission deviations, drones are programmed to safely land at the closest Emergency Landing Zone (ELZ).

Video and flight data are securely stored in the on-site base station. As the data owner, you have the flexibility to retain it in the base station, transfer it to cloud storage, or use a combination of both. Access to your data is always at your fingertips.

Under optimal conditions (calm, standard day), our drones can maintain flight for up to 30 minutes on a full charge. However, flight endurance varies with environmental conditions.

Yes. We manage all FAA certifications, waivers (including BVLOS operations), compliance filings, and legal adherence on your behalf.

Typically, our drones operate at altitudes up to 400 feet.

We handle the procurement of Airspace Waivers for operations near airports. Titan evaluates the airspace around your location and submits waiver requests to the FAA as necessary.

The drone security system is compatible with most mainstream IP camera streaming formats, allowing seamless integration with your existing Video Management System (VMS).

Missions are programmed using our intuitive Mission Manager web application. For more insights, we recommend watching our Software Demo video.

Key safety features include an automatic Return To Land (RTL) function for technical difficulties and Geo-Fenced flight boundaries to keep drones within designated areas and below altitude limits.

Titan’s drones are weather-resistant and capable of flying in rain and wind speeds up to 35 mph. For extreme conditions, operational safety protocols apply.

Yes, in manual mode, operators can select specific GPS targets and camera orientations. The drone autonomously calculates and follows a safe route to the designated point. If the target is unreachable, the drone will endeavor to approach as closely as possible.