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Continuous area monitoring
A solar-powered drone remains airborne over a designated area, providing broad and sustained observation of wildfire-prone terrain.
Wildfire intelligence before the fire takes hold.
Launching soon from Larnaca, Cyprus
Register interestPyroSight is a solar-powered autonomous aircraft designed to watch high-risk landscapes continuously, identify early signs of ignition and send verified, live information to response teams.
01 / The Operational Challenge
Minutes change the outcome.
Wildfires move quickly. Yet early warning can still depend on reports from the public, patrols, satellite passes or cameras with limited visibility.
The PyroSight system is being developed to reduce the distance between a possible ignition and a confident operational decision. Persistent aerial coverage identifies anomalies across large areas; an autonomous thermal drone then investigates and pinpoints the incident, relaying a live assessment to the people coordinating the response.
The goal is simple: give fire services reliable information sooner, before a small ignition becomes a major incident.
02 / How the System Works
A connected airborne response system.
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Early anomaly detection
AI analyses available visual and environmental signals to flag possible smoke, heat or ignition events that require closer inspection.
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Early anomaly detection
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Autonomous thermal verification
When an alert is raised, a thermal-equipped drone is dispatched to investigate the location and distinguish a credible fire event from a false alarm.
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Live intelligence for responders
Firefighters receive a verified location and current situational assessment, supporting faster mobilisation, safer deployment and more informed command decisions.
03 / Built for the Fire Line
Designed around the first response window.
PyroSight is intended to supplement the work of firefighters, aircraft and established emergency procedures. PyroSight will give teams a stronger view of the landscape in the critical period before and during initial response.
The technology is being developed for:
- Forests, scrubland and rural communities exposed to seasonal wildfire risk
- Large estates, protected landscapes and infrastructure corridors
- Municipal authorities and civil-protection organisations
- Fire and rescue services seeking earlier verification of potential incidents
- Landowners and operators responsible for remote or difficult-to-observe sites
Persistent observation.
Rapid verification.
Actionable location data.
04 / Partnership Invitation
Developing the system with those who will use it.
We are entering an early pre-deployment phase and are looking to work with organisations that understand wildfire risk at ground level.
We welcome conversations with:
- Fire and rescue services
- Civil defence and emergency-management bodies
- Forestry and environmental agencies
- Landowners, utilities and infrastructure operators
- Research institutions and technical partners
- Drone operators, sensing specialists and communications providers
- Strategic, funding and pilot-site partners
If you are exploring new approaches to wildfire prevention, detection or response, the PyroSight team would like to hear from you.
05 / Get in touch
Based in Larnaca. Built for vulnerable landscapes.
We are building towards pilot deployments and partner-led trials.
For partnership and early-access enquiries:
info@pyrosight.coRegister your interest in PyroSight's mission below.
Interest registered
Thank you. The PyroSight team will be in touch.