RescueEvtol: eVTOL Autonome de Sauvetage en Milieu Hostile et Météo Extrême

RescueEvtol Wilderness Search & Avalanche Victim Extraction Architecture

Avalanche transceiver receiver, thermal human vision, and autonomous mountain ingress router

Central System: Wilderness SAR Flight Core - Avalanche & Thermal Target Locator

Aviation Architecture Nodes

• 457 kHz Avalanche Transceiver Array
• High-Sensitivity Long-Wave Thermal FLIR
• Cold-Weather Active Battery Heating
• Emergency Survival Supply Drop Bay
• Mountain Rescue Incident Command

Architectural Layers & Protocol Stacks

• Sub-Zero All-Weather Flight Platform (Internal Battery Heating Mantles / Pneumatic De-Ice Boots): Operating in -30°C temperatures, freezing fog, and gale-force mountain winds without battery freeze-up.
• Avalanche Victim Radio Direction-Finding (Tri-Axial 457 kHz Magnetic Field Antenna): Scanning avalanche debris fields at 50 km/h, locating buried transceivers beneath 3 meters of dense snow in seconds.
• Thermal Human Detection & Tracking (YOLOv8 Infrared Edge Model / Contrast Enhancement): Detecting human body heat signatures through dense alpine pine canopies and snow-covered terrain.
• Emergency Survival Payload Delivery (Precision Parachute Drops / Low-Altitude Hover Release): Dropping emergency bivouac gear, satellite communication radios, and thermal heat packs directly to stranded hikers.

Flight Telemetry Metrics: -30°C (Minimum Operational Temperature) | < 3 min (Avalanche Debris Field Search Time) | 457 kHz (Standard Avalanche Beacon Frequency) | 3 Meters (Snow Burial Detection Depth)