Launched into the search area, it scans the terrain from above and streams live video and sensor data to the TraceStation. This allows difficult-to-access or hidden areas to be captured quickly. The live feed helps direct the search more precisely and improves orientation across the search zone.

Set up once within LoRa range of the search area, it works like a local base station. It receives incoming data, analyzes it and prepares the results for forwarding to the TraceApp. By bundling signals from the field, it gives a clearer overview of the situation and supports coordinated search efforts.

Carried by outdoor and adventure athletes – whether hiking, skiing, climbing or other high-risk activities. When triggered by pull pin, button or automatically, it inflates a balloon, sounds a siren and transmits location and health data. This makes the person easier to locate, even in difficult or hard-to-see terrain.

Brings together information from the TracePod, TraceStation and TraceSat in one interface. It is designed to support search and rescue teams by showing where to look, how to get there and what the person needs once found. This creates a clear, structured guide for the search.