【微特稿】加速应急响应 伦敦警方启动无人机项目

Core Points - The London Metropolitan Police has launched a new emergency drone response project aimed at quickly reaching crime scenes and providing real-time imagery to assist in identifying and locating suspects [1] - The project, named "First Responder Drone," is currently in the testing phase in the Islington area of North London [1] - Drones are stored on rooftops of police buildings in waterproof containers and can be remotely deployed to incident sites upon receiving a command [1] - The drones are capable of delivering high-quality footage and can meet various frontline policing needs, including searching for missing persons, tracking suspects, and gathering evidence [1] - The project is set to expand to two additional areas in London, covering the West End and Hyde Park within the year [2] - Other police forces in the UK are also testing emergency drone responses, and the UK Civil Aviation Authority is conducting tests in various fields, including delivery and emergency services [3]