30+ autonomous docks.
One remote operations team.
Falcon runs drone-in-a-box operations nationwide under FAA-approved beyond-visual-line-of-sight (BVLOS) authorization. Each dock lives on your site, and our pilots fly it from anywhere.
A weatherproof hangar that runs itself
A drone dock stores, charges and launches an enterprise drone with no one on site. It has an onboard weather station, precise GNSS positioning and a live link to Falcon's operations center.
When a mission is due, a Falcon remote pilot checks conditions, launches, monitors the flight and brings the drone home to charge. The data is offloaded on site and moves straight into processing.
- Weather-aware: wind and rain are checked before every launch
- Self-charging: the drone recharges between missions
- Repeatable: identical routes, angles and altitudes every flight
From schedule to deliverable, hands-free
Schedule
Missions are set daily, weekly or on demand: after a storm, a pour or a delivery.
Pre-flight checks
The dock reports wind, rain and system health. A remote pilot clears the launch.
Autonomous flight
The drone flies the planned route BVLOS under a Falcon pilot's supervision, then returns to charge.
Data on site
Captures are stored locally, then processed into the deliverables you need.
We install where your site needs it
Permanent or temporary, rooftop or ground level: we plan each installation around your site.
Rooftop
Clear sightlines and a secure location on buildings, plants and facilities.
Ground pad
Fast installation on yards, solar farms, quarries and job sites.
Mobile trailer
Docks travel to the project and redeploy when the job moves.
Containerized site office
Dual docks mounted on a site container combine a field office, storage and an always-on aerial capture station for long-term projects. Ask us about availability.
Rendering shown is a concept.
Sites that need eyes in the sky every week
Why BVLOS matters
Most drone work needs a pilot standing on site, keeping the aircraft in sight. Falcon's FAA waiver for beyond-visual-line-of-sight dock operations removes that limit. One remote team can fly sites across the country, and you get more flights for less cost and disruption.
Every operation follows FAA rules, local regulations and your site safety plan, and is backed by a $10M aviation liability insurance policy.
Is your site a fit for a dock?
Send us the location and what you need to measure. We'll assess the site and recommend a dock setup and flight schedule.