Deployable Drone Defense. Your Home’s Eye in the Sky
SPOT’s drone response system takes wildfire protection to new heights, literally.
When fire risk is detected, our autonomous drones launch to survey the property and initiate targeted fire suppression with advanced, pre-filled powder and water systems.
This is proactive prevention, not just detection.
Smart, Seamless & Strong Fire Defense Platform
Real Time Monitoring
Satellite Connectivity
Custom-Tailored Interface
Remote Control
Smart Data Collection
Protecting What Matters Most, Before It’s Too Late
SPOT bridges the gap between awareness and action. For people living in fire-prone regions, prevention is no longer a luxury, it’s a necessity. SPOT empowers families, developers, and communities to protect the physical spaces that represent their dreams, safety, and legacy.
Core Features
Automatically deployed when you need it.
Spot's intelligent detection system ensures it remains safely stored and protected from external elements when not in use, and automatically deploys it to defend your home at a moment's notice.
Spot the Fire. Stop the Threat.
Protecting Your Home, Made Easy.
Our innovative fire prevention system combines cutting-edge AI technology with real-time monitoring to protect your home from the threat of fires. Controlled through a user-friendly mobile app, the system uses advanced sensors to detect any fire risks approaching your home based on the location of vents, windows, or other entry points. If a danger is identified, the system automatically activates: vents close, and a drone housed in a specialized, highly secure garden shed is deployed.
You aren't alone.
46 million
residences in the U.S. are located in the Wildland-Urban Interface, where the risk of wildfire-induced losses is higher due to dense vegetation and lack of fire barriers.
https://climatecheck.com/
11,912 wildfires
have burned a total area of 396,631 acres in the United States in 2025 alone.
1,100 communities
across the United States face significant urban wildfire risks.
https://headwaterseconomics.org/
