Problem Statement:

Drone Autonomy for Security Patrol at a High-Value Museum.

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Imagine you're designing a system to manage security patrols at one of the world’s most renowned art museums, Le Musée d'Art Précieux, located in Paris. This museum houses some of the most priceless works of art, and its security is a top priority. With an array of wired alarms, CCTV cameras, and proximity sensors already in place, the museum has recently introduced Drone in a Box (DiaB) technology to enhance security. The museum has partnered with a drone operations company, SkyHigh Drone Systems, to deploy a fleet of autonomous drones for 24/7 security patrols. The security team, led by Marc (Supervisor) and supported by drone pilots Isabelle and Luc, is responsible for ensuring the safety of the museum’s assets. Your challenge is to design a responsive, real-time interface for managing the museum's security drone fleet.

The interface should enable the security team to:

Schedule and monitor autonomous patrols.
View live video feeds and telemetry data from multiple drones.
Receive and respond to alerts triggered by the drone’s AI (such as detecting suspicious behavior or a perimeter breach).
Quickly take manual control of a drone during an emergency situation.

Problem Statement:

Key Features to consider: