The modern built two-seater gyroplane is predestined for security and aerial surveillance tasking. Its long endurance and ability to fly low and slow, its safety profile and easy handling characteristics combined with the low investment and operating costs and its low CO2 and noise footprint make it a perfect aircraft for various security operations like a Swiss Army pocket knife.

One of the most impressive low cost and affordable aerial surveillance assets being evaluated is the gyroplane, without any doubts.

The Auto-Gyro and the aviation program in general are opening a door and giving small and middle-sized agencies a chance to have a force multiplier in the air (TechBeat article 2012)

The gyroplane is the perfect mix of a fixed wing aircraft and a helicopter. These aircraft can be equipped with professional, mission specific components like camera systems for day and night operation and mobile transmitter detection systems. All these signals can be downlinked to officers on the ground or a mission command center for a fraction of the cost of traditional cellular based downlink systems.