DragonForce

DragonForce, developed by Drakontas LLC, is a command and control platform designed to provide mission-critical collaboration for emergency response operations, security services, and infrastructure monitoring and response. It is intended for organizations of all sizes, ranging from small agencies to large enterprises. According to the vendor, DragonForce is widely used by emergency response agencies, law enforcement agencies, security services, utility companies, and public safety organizations.

Key Features

Group Management: DragonForce allows users to form and manage groups for team collaboration. Users can create multiple groups and populate them with personnel and documents of their choice. Only members of a group can access the shared texts, documents, and locations specific to that group, as stated by the vendor.

Personnel Tracking: DragonForce provides real-time location tracking of group members. Users can track the location of members within their group through GPS and device location data. Manual location tracking is also available, allowing users to pin their location on the map when GPS is not available or precise, according to the vendor.

Tactical Whiteboarding: DragonForce converts any imported map, image, or floor-plan into a shared whiteboard. Team members can draw lines, shapes, and place customizable icons on the whiteboard, enabling collaborative mission planning and operations, as claimed by the vendor.

Secure Messaging: DragonForce offers a secure text messaging service that allows users to send messages to entire groups or engage in private point-to-point conversations. All messages are encrypted (256-bit AES) in transit and at rest, according to the vendor.

Digital Forms and Reports: DragonForce replaces paper documents with customizable digital forms and situation reports. Multiple users can edit collaborative forms simultaneously, capturing necessary information for reporting and analysis, as stated by the vendor.

File Sharing: DragonForce allows users to create, upload, and contribute items such as floor plans and documents to their group. This feature enables easy sharing and collaboration on important files within the team, according to the vendor.

Push-To-Talk: DragonForce integrates the communication service, Push-To-Talk (PTT), creating voice channels that are automatically associated with DragonForce team collaboration groups. PTT enhances the core collaboration tools of DragonForce, offering a complete collaboration platform, as claimed by the vendor.

Team Lists: DragonForce provides the ability to build and deploy teams using Team Lists. Team Lists allow users to pre-build teams of any size and complexity, facilitating quick deployment and assignment of frequently grouped personnel, according to the vendor.

Quick Feature Layers: DragonForce Quick Feature Layers (QFL) enables the creation of dynamic operational maps in seconds. Users can overlay outage information, recovery, and crew locations in real-time, and display ad hoc map overlays quickly to the team, as stated by the vendor.

UAV Streaming: DragonForce integrates with Responder Air to provide UAV streaming capabilities. Users can utilize UAVs to inspect pipelines, power lines, and assess storm damage. The streaming feature offers better visibility and increased worker safety, according to the vendor.