At this year’s ISC West conference, Flying Lion, Inc. introduced a new concept aimed at solving one of the most persistent challenges in drone operations: how to deploy advanced aerial capabilities quickly, without the burden of permanent infrastructure.

The result is the DroneBooth™ (Patent Pending)—a rapidly deployable enclosure designed to support 24/7 drone dock operations in environments where traditional buildouts are impractical or cost-prohibitive. (LinkedIn)

A Practical Approach to Drone Deployment

Drone programs—especially those supporting public safety, security, and infrastructure—often face the same obstacles: power requirements, network connectivity, construction timelines, and site limitations. The DroneBooth™ directly addresses these constraints with a streamlined, field-ready solution.

Rather than requiring fixed installations, the system is designed to operate within a compact footprint—eliminating the need for extensive construction, fiber runs, or permanent utilities.

Built for Real-World Security Operations

What makes the DroneBooth™ stand out is its alignment with operational reality. It’s not just a piece of hardware — it’s part of a complete ecosystem that incorporates:

  • Remote pilot services
  • Drone security operations
  • Inspection and construction monitoring capabilities

By combining the enclosure with managed flight operations, Flying Lion delivers a complete solution that allows agencies and organizations to deploy aerial assets without building out internal infrastructure or staffing from scratch.

This model is especially relevant for:

  • Critical infrastructure sites
  • Temporary or mobile security deployments
  • Construction and industrial environments
  • Agencies scaling Drone as First Responder (DFR) programs

A Step Toward Scalable Drone Infrastructure

As drone programs continue to expand across public safety and private sector applications, scalability remains a central concern. Solutions like the DroneBooth™ represent a move toward modular, rapidly deployable infrastructure—systems that can be stood up quickly, relocated as needed, and integrated into existing operations without disruption.

In an industry where speed, reliability, and compliance are critical, that kind of flexibility is not just convenient—it’s necessary.

To learn more about Flying Lion’s Drone Security and DFR capabilities, visit:
https://flyinglioninc.com/DroneBooth

Flying Lion, Inc. is proud to announce the availability of DroneBooth™ (Patent Pending) — a rapidly deployable enclosure that enables organizations to run drone dock operations 24/7 in locations where permanent infrastructure isn’t available or practical.

No power lines. No fiber runs. No costly buildout. Just a parking-space-sized footprint and the Flying Lion team handling the rest.

 

What Is DroneBooth™?

DroneBooth is a standalone, 100% self-contained enclosure designed to host smaller drone dock systems in the field. It runs on its own power and its own internet connection, making it capable of true multiday autonomous operations — completely independent of local utilities.

 

At just 40″ (W) × 48″ (L) × 80″ (H) — roughly the footprint of a standard pallet — it fits anywhere a vehicle can park. Flying Lion’s team of technicians delivers, installs, calibrates, and maintains every unit throughout the lease term.

 

DroneBooth currently supports:

  • DJI Dock 2 and Dock 3
  • Skydio Dock for X10
  • Hex (formerly Hextronics) Universal Dock

 

Key Benefits

  • 24×7 operational availability
  • No power or internet infrastructure required
  • Fewer people in the field — safer and more cost-effective
  • Faster aerial response and additional coverage area
  • Standalone multiday operations out of the box
  • Full FAA regulatory support included
  • Remote pilot staffing — use your team or ours
  • Flexible monthly or annual lease options

 

DroneBooth was built to make rapid deployment simple — if you have a secure parking-space-sized location near your operating area, you can get aerial coverage where you need it. And because DroneBooth is designed to leverage Flying Lion’s remote pilot services, organizations can extend operations by leveraging Flying Lion’s Beyond Line of Sight (BVLOS) waivers for a turnkey 24/7 aerial security solution. — Barry Brennan, Founder & President, Flying Lion, Inc.

 

Full-Service Deployment — Flying Lion Handles Everything

 

Every DroneBooth deployment is fully supported by Flying Lion’s team of technicians and FAA-certified pilots. Organizations don’t need to hire drone experts or navigate regulatory complexity on their own. Flying Lion provides:

 

  • Deployment, Installation & Configuration — delivered and calibrated to operational readiness
  • FAA Regulatory Support — including BVLOS waiver support for autonomous operations
  • Remote Pilot Staffing — use your licensed pilots or Flying Lion’s remote operations team
  • Ongoing Maintenance — Flying Lion keeps every unit performing throughout the lease
  • Flexible Contracting — monthly or annual leases to match your operational timeline

 

Flying Lion has operated in the Drone as First Responder (DFR) space since 2014, with deep experience serving law enforcement, public safety agencies, municipalities, and private enterprises.

 

See DroneBooth™ Live at ISC-West 2026

 

Flying Lion is making the worldwide debut of DroneBooth at ISC-West in Las Vegas. Stop by to see the system in person and speak with our team.

 

📍 ISC-West Conference — Booth #14140

📅 March 25–27, 2026 | Las Vegas, NV

 

Ready to Deploy?

 

DroneBooth is available now on monthly and annual lease agreements. Whether you’re planning for a single upcoming event or building a long-term aerial security program, Flying Lion can assess your site, handle the regulatory paperwork, and get you operational faster than any fixed-infrastructure alternative.

 

Contact us at sales@flyinglioninc.com or visit flyinglioninc.com/DroneBooth to learn more.

 

This year, our team had the opportunity to participate in the DRONERESPONDERS National Public Safety UAS Conference (NACON)—one of the premier gatherings for public safety professionals, aviation leaders, and technology innovators shaping the future of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS).

Hosted in Williamsburg, Virginia, NACON brought together agencies and industry partners from across the country to exchange ideas, share operational experience, and push the boundaries of how drones are used in real-world public safety missions.

A Meeting of Experience and Innovation

Our participation at NACON reinforced what many in the industry already recognize: public safety drone programs are no longer experimental—they are operationally critical.

Throughout the conference, discussions centered on:

  • The continued evolution of Drone as First Responder (DFR) programs
  • Integration of drones into real-time crime centers and emergency response workflows
  • The growing importance of airspace coordination and UAS traffic management (UTM)
  • The need for standardization, training, and professionalization across agencies

NACON continues to serve as a platform where these conversations move beyond theory and into practical application, bringing together professionals who are actively deploying and refining these systems in the field.

Strengthening Partnerships Across the Industry

One of the most valuable aspects of the conference was the opportunity to connect face-to-face with agencies, partners, and operators who are leading the charge in public safety UAS.

From reconnecting with long-standing partners to building new relationships, NACON continues to demonstrate that progress in this space is driven by collaboration. Conversations throughout the event highlighted how agencies are:

  • Scaling their programs responsibly
  • Leveraging new technologies to improve response times
  • Sharing lessons learned to elevate the entire community

These interactions are what ultimately translate into safer, more effective operations back home.

Supporting the Broader Mission

We were proud to support the mission of DRONERESPONDERS, an organization dedicated to helping first responders implement and advance drone programs across the country.

Beyond the technology itself, NACON also highlighted the importance of community—supporting initiatives, sharing knowledge, and contributing to programs that help develop the next generation of public safety professionals.

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