In aerial security, seconds matter and data integrity cannot be compromised. That’s exactly why edge computing is a critical element in modern drone operations—especially when lives, assets, and mission success are on the line.
What Is Edge Computing?
Edge computing refers to data being processed and stored locally—on-site at the drone’s ground control system—rather than sent to a remote or cloud server. This dramatically reduces latency and increases control.
Faster Decisions, Smarter Response
By processing data at the edge, Apogee drones deliver live feeds without delays. Commanders can make decisions in real time with full clarity, instead of waiting for uploads or signal returns from cloud infrastructure.
Security Without Exposure
Storing footage and mission data on the edge means sensitive information stays within the operational perimeter. There’s no dependency on third-party cloud services, reducing exposure to cyber threats or unauthorized access.
Resilient in Remote or Disrupted Environments
Even without stable internet or centralized infrastructure, edge computing keeps missions running. That’s essential for rural operations, disaster zones, and airspace with limited digital access.
Mission-Proven in the Field
Apogee’s edge-based systems are already trusted in operations requiring real-time clarity and high-level security—from critical infrastructure surveillance to mobile response missions.
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