It brings low-latency video, telemetry and control into a single browser-based interface, enabling off-site pilots, observers and supervisors to work together across different locations.
DBLink operates through the drone’s existing controller, allowing the aircraft to continue using its normal radio link. No modification is required to the aircraft, controller or goggles.
The platform supports different operational roles, supervision and recording, while external software can integrate with DBLink to enable programmatic control and more advanced workflows.
This architecture allows organisations to add remote operation and monitoring capabilities around existing drone systems rather than replacing them with a proprietary aircraft or flight-control ecosystem.
See DBLink demonstrated live at International Security Expo 2026, Stand F110.