For enterprise drone programs: mining, energy, ports, infrastructure

Your drone program's video, live in the operations room

Your program already flies inspections and operations missions. Hover streams those flights live to the ops room and to any phone the program authorizes, over the cellular links remote sites actually have, from any aircraft that speaks RTSP or RTMP. Your pilots stay in control; Hover relays the video and telemetry, and files each flight into a reviewable record.

Signal flow
01 · Remote sources
Drone · any OEM
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We bring the feeds from the field

Live · over cellular
03

We turn them into intelligence with AI

Sees · understands · responds
04 · Outcomes
Operations visibility
A record per flight

In short: your program already flies inspections and operations missions. Hover streams those flights live to the ops room and to any phone the program authorizes, over the cellular links remote sites actually have, from any aircraft that speaks RTSP or RTMP. Your pilots stay in control; Hover relays the video and telemetry, and files each flight into a reviewable record.

The gap in most drone programs

Flight video lands on SD cards or the OEM's cloud, hours or days after the decision needed it.
The operations room cannot see a flight while it is happening.
Contractors fly their own aircraft, each brand with its own app and silo.
Program oversight wants a record per flight, and assembling one is manual work.
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How programs use it

Inspection flights, watched live.

The engineer follows the asset pass in real time from their desk and asks for a second look while the aircraft is still airborne.

Operations visibility.

The ops room sees what the pilot sees during a site survey, a stockpile pass, or an incident response flight.

Contractor flights on one screen.

Mixed fleets and contractor aircraft feed the same private live page; no per-OEM apps for the viewers.

A record per flight.

With recording enabled per deployment, every session finalizes into a browsable, timestamped recording for review and audit.

AI on the feed.

Describe in plain language what matters and detections flag it live, with the event logged.

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Fits the program you already run

Hover adds live visibility to your existing operation; it does not change how you fly. Pilots fly inside your procedures and their aircraft's own safety systems, telemetry rides along when MAVLink is available, and the platform's job is carrying the video reliably: over LTE, Starlink, or cellular, retransmitting on drops so the feed survives the field.

FAQ

Does Hover fly the aircraft?

No. Your pilots fly, inside your program's procedures. Hover relays the video and telemetry so the operation can watch live; the pilot stays in control.

Our contractors fly different drone brands. Does that matter?

No. Hover is multi-OEM: RTSP or RTMP is enough to relay the video, with MAVLink optional for telemetry. Mixed fleets and contractor aircraft feed the same live view.

The sites are remote. Will the stream hold?

Streams ride LTE, Starlink, or cellular, and the relay retransmits on signal drops so the feed survives the links remote sites actually have.

Who can watch a flight?

Whoever the program chooses: the ops room, an engineer at their desk, a manager's phone. The live view is a private, PIN-protected page with nothing to install.

Is there a record of each flight?

Enable recording per deployment and each session finalizes into a browsable recording with timestamps: the program's reviewable record of what was flown and seen.

Where does the video live?

Video streams live from the field straight to our platform on AWS in the United States. Data is stored and AI runs in US regions; feeds are private by default, under your program's control.

Put your next flight on the ops room screen

Tell us about your program and sites; a bounded pilot on one site is the natural start.