Skydio CMO Macario Namie and F10 Product Manager Harrison Zhu introduce the Skydio F10 Lightrunner fixed-wing drone. F10 launches in seconds, flies 100 mph for up to 120 minutes, covering a 30 mile radius. This session walks through how F10 brings long-range response into existing DFR programs, with up to five aircraft launching and landing from one MegaDock, no ground crew or specialized pilots needed. We close with a live audience Q&A on deployment, airspace & BVLOS, connectivity, safety, training and other audience questions.

The University of Tennessee Police Department (UTPD) covers 920 acres and 40,000+ students, and game days bring in 100,000+ more. Skydio's Noreen Charlton talks with UTPD's Sgt. Chris Colby, UAS Program Coordinator, about how UTPD grew from one hand-flown drone to a program with two Skydio Docks placed on rooftops around campus. Real flight footage shows how live aerial views helped with traffic flow, crowd safety, rooftop searches, and other common campus-related calls for service. The session closes with a live audience Q&A.

Drones are showing up on more 911 calls, which means prosecutors are seeing more drone evidence in more cases. In partnership with the National District Attorneys Association (NDAA), this session walks through a live Drone as First Responder (DFR) demo and the legal questions that come with it. Ryan Kao, Skydio Director of Public Safety Strategy and Legal Counsel and a former San Francisco prosecutor, and Colin Romberger, Skydio Solutions Engineering Manager, fly real missions from a rooftop dock in a cross-country demo. You'll watch a drone launch in three clicks, track a vehicle, clear a parking structure with thermal, search a wooded area, and upload evidence to evidence.com. Then the session covers how to analyze drone footage under the Fourth Amendment, defend against motions to suppress, and authenticate video at trial. The session closes with Q&A.