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🚨 How SFPD Achieved a 44% Drop in Auto Theft 🚨 Phil Gonshak, MPA will be moderating an inside look with Commander Tom Maguire on how SFPD’s Real-Time Investigation Center and Drone as First Responder program, powered by Skydio drones, helped drive major crime reductions. I’ve seen the SFPD RTIC in action, the coordination between pilots and detectives is nothing short of a symphony. They’re a model worth learning from. Commander Maguire will break down the tactics, workflows, and tech that improved response times and supported citywide drops in auto theft and larceny. 👉 Register here: https://lnkd.in/en5qr22s

Unreal outcomes like this one are just another day at the RTIC for the San Francisco Police Department (SFPD). For the past 14 months, Skydio has supported SFPD's Drone as First Responder program – with the X10 flying approximately 95% of missions. These autonomous systems provide critical situational awareness when and where it's needed most, helping to protect both first responders and the communities they serve. Auto thefts, retail thefts, drug dealing, and more - Dock-based X10s have helped SF’s finest bring all types of crime down by ensuring the bad guys get caught. Now, we’re supporting the expansion of the DFR program with more Dock locations throughout the city. Grateful to continue supporting the officers who show up for San Franciscians every day.

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Every Coast Guard response starts with the same question: what’s actually out there? For most of the U.S. Coast Guard history, answering those calls meant a boat crew goes underway, a helicopter spins up, and the picture only comes into focus once they arrive. The sea is big, the weather turns fast, and the crews sent out to look are the ones carrying the risk. At Station Cape Cod Canal, USCG Sector Southeastern New England and CG-RAPTOR tested a different starting point: Skydio Dock. The drone waits, docked on station, charged and ready. When a call comes in, watchstanders at the command center launch it remotely and get eyes on the water within minutes while crews decide what to bring to the scene. In testing, that cut the time to gather critical information by up to 77%. Those minutes matter in human terms: a crew that knows what they’re heading into can move faster and safer, with the right gear; a command center with a clear picture can reserve its helicopters and cutters for the cases that need them most.

We built a trap house on the IACP 2026 show floor so you can search it with R10. Meet X10, Dock, F10 Lightrunner, and MegaDock. Watch live DFR missions in progress, or fly a virtual one in Skydio Paraverse on the new Controller 2. We’re in Orlando through Tuesday.