Author: Henri Hirvonen

Cities are under pressure. Traffic volumes keep climbing, incidents cascade into gridlock, and fixed roadside sensors miss what’s happening a few streets away. Human patrols can’t be everywhere at once, and by the time a problem is spotted, queues are already forming. Transport authorities and city planners need a way to see the whole network at once, respond without delay, and learn from patterns that aren’t obvious at ground level.

That’s why Rumble Tools built Skyfleet: a network of autonomous, AI-powered robocopters that delivers continuous, wide-area traffic monitoring and rapid incident response. Think of it as a living, breathing aerial layer over your roads, motorways, junctions, and construction corridors—always on, always learning, always ready.

Security teams are under pressure. Perimeters grow, sites sprawl, and budgets tighten. Yet the risks keep rising—trespass, theft, vandalism, safety breaches, and the knock‑on effects of downtime. Manual patrols simply can’t keep pace. They’re slow, expensive to scale, and limited by fatigue, line‑of‑sight, and the time it takes to get eyes on an alert. By the time someone reaches the far fence line, the threat has moved on.