Aerial UAV has been widely applied in various fields. A special aerial UAV sensor named Lynx6-A has been developed recently, hoping to further expand the application scope of UAV in the field of rescue.

The sensor can detect the breathing and heartbeat of the survivors under the ruins in the disaster area, and can fly under the carrying of unmanned aerial UAV the places where human beings are hard to reach. It can help the rescuers detect the signs of life under the collapse of the building, the damage of the road or the avalanche, so it play an important role in the rescue area.

The patented system is equipped with a small HD HD camera that can remotely guide aerial UAV. At the same time, sensors can detect changes in electromagnetic signals within a certain range. The Lynx6-A sensor deployed at multi-point can form a network. The change of electromagnetic signals in this range indicates signs of life. Then the system transforms data into a graph, representing the distance between sensor and survivor. At the same time, further processing these data will be able to distinguish heartbeat and respiration.