Live
Manufacturer clouds bill streaming by the minute, multiplied by the audience: a stream watched by ten people costs ten times as much. On Dronetrake a channel has a flat rate — let as many people watch as you want.
Tell us your scenarioThe drone comes in via RTMP or SRT from the controller or manufacturer app; ground operators' bodycams stream from the phone browser, nothing to install. The channel URL is stable: set it once and it stays valid.
Every feed of the mission in one live room: drone and people on the ground side by side, WebRTC latency, an operations map with the position and trail of every unit.
The client or control room watches from an expiring link, no account. Every channel is protected by signed tokens: no guessable URLs.
On DJI enterprise the live starts from the platform: the address reaches the remote controller via Cloud API — you pick the feed and the quality. Nobody types anything in the field.
In real operations the drone's view is not enough — you need the people on site too. Each operator opens a signed link on their phone and streams from the camera, straight from the browser. The ops room sees everything together.
For an emergency, a public event or a drill the room opens with an activation, and from that moment everything born in it — streams, snapshots, orders, alarms, markers — carries its stamp. When it closes, the case file remains: a journal generated from the facts, with the map of the intervention.
With several distant interventions the map is not left to chance: follow every unit, a zone that formed by itself from proximity, a single unit, or go freehand. Also in a separate window for the big screen.
The fire, the stage, the command post pinned on the map with a note and a signature. Orders with delivered and confirmed, the floor to whoever asks for it, talk-back into the earpiece of whoever is in the field.
Whoever sends only their position is on the way: the room asks them to go live and the phone gets a notification with the bodycam link. One tap, and they are streaming.
Who was live and where, what was ordered and when it was confirmed, which markers were placed and closed. What is born without an activation is filed afterwards, retroactively: the stream never waits for paperwork.
Every publish and every view goes through RS256-signed JWT tokens with per-channel permissions. Streams run on our European infrastructure, not on a manufacturer's non-EU cloud.
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