DJI Publishes Dock as First Responder Deployment Guide

Jun 26, 2026
DJI has published a white paper and AI-enabled guide to support Dock as First Responder drone operations, outlining best practices for deployment and integration with FlightHub 2.

DJI announced in a press release the publication of a new white paper titled "Dock as First Responder: Enterprise Deployment & Operations Guide". The document compiles best practices from public safety and private security teams across Asia, Europe, and North America, providing guidance on planning and implementing Dock as First Responder (DFR) systems.

The company also introduced an AI-enabled guide called Awesome DFR Integration Skill, which applies the white paper's architecture and workflow recommendations. It helps organizations move from reference design to middleware planning using structured context and integration guidance for FlightHub 2.

DJI's Dock 3 system, combined with FlightHub 2 Auto-Dispatch, allows first responders to gain aerial awareness at a scene in under 100 seconds. The Dock 3 is designed for harsh environments, offering IP56 protection and operational reliability in temperatures from minus 30 to 50 degrees Celsius. FlightHub 2 serves as the integration hub, connecting DJI Dock with alerting, command, video, and data workflows through Event API, RTSP live streaming, and FlightHub Sync.

DJI Dock 3 and FlightHub 2 are available through authorized DJI Enterprise dealers.

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