GeoComm, Brecourt Solutions announce indoor drone, mapping partnership
GeoComm and Brecourt Solutions said their new partnership aims to combine indoor drone response with location intelligence for security teams and first responders.
GeoComm and Brecourt Solutions said on Aug. 27, 2026, that they are partnering to connect Brecourt's indoor autonomous drone response platform with GeoComm's public safety grade location intelligence for use in complex indoor incidents.
The companies said the combined approach is intended to help security teams and first responders gain faster awareness during critical incidents inside buildings and other GPS-denied environments. They said the goal is to help users understand what is happening, where it is happening and how to support a more informed response.
Brecourt said its iDFR™ Indoor Drone as First Responder platform combines indoor drones with computer vision, live video streaming, remote operation and AI Assist. The release said the drones are installed and pre-positioned inside a facility on a dedicated charging platform and are remotely piloted by a trained operator from a customer's security operations center or through a remote monitoring provider. It said the system is designed for indoor and close-quarters environments and can support security, safety, logistics, inventory and building management uses.
GeoComm said its public safety grade location intelligence provides indoor mapping and location context that can help translate visual intelligence into a clearer operational picture. The companies said they want to connect detection, deployment, tracking, location and response within one critical-incident workflow and create a more unified operational picture for security teams and public safety professionals.
In the release, GeoComm Chief Product and Innovation Officer Mac McElvaney said responders need to know exactly where an incident is unfolding and have location information they can trust. Brecourt Founder and Chief Operating Officer Jeff Ross said first responders make life-saving decisions with the information they have and that combining indoor mapping with rapid indoor robotic response can help deliver better information faster.
The release also said Brecourt was founded by former special operations veterans and technology leaders. GeoComm said it provides public safety grade location data and maps that technology partners embed into critical workflows.
No contract terms, financial terms, customer names or deployment timetable were included in the provided text. The companies did not say when the partnership's combined offering would be available.
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