Parrot Drone Data Recovery
Recovery of Parrot ANAFI, Bebop, Disco, Bluegrass and legacy recordings from microSD, Bebop internal storage or the Sequoia payload — with ANAFI encryption and access settings assessed first.
27
models listed for evaluation
Recovery brief
Recovery brief
- Where data may reside
- microSD and ecosystem logs on ANAFI UKR, USA and Ai; 8 GB internal storage on Bebop; Sequoia payload media on Disco and Bluegrass; phone, app or USB recordings on AR.Drone.
- What customers typically need
- Visible and thermal ANAFI recordings, Sequoia multispectral captures, and legacy minidrone stills where a file was actually recorded.
- The Parrot constraint
- Flash extraction does not imply decryption. Encrypted ANAFI media needs the keys and associated devices the customer is authorized to provide.
Media path
Where the data can live
Where a Parrot recording can sit. Each source applies only where the catalog documents it for that model.
microSD card
ANAFI UKR, USA and Ai media, with security configuration identified
Bebop internal storage
8 GB internal photo and video storage on Bebop models
Sequoia payload
Multispectral payload media on Disco and Bluegrass
Phone, app & USB copies
AR.Drone app recordings, USB video and Flight Recorder data
Before you send
What to submit
Flash extraction does not imply decryption. Encrypted ANAFI media requires the keys and associated devices the customer is authorized to provide.
- The microSD card, and any keys or paired devices you are authorized to provide
- The Bebop aircraft, even if it will not power normally
- The Sequoia payload for Disco or Bluegrass cases
- The phone or computer that may hold a copy
- The model name and whether encryption was enabled
Directory
Supported systems
Listed models are supported for evaluation of available recording media and associated devices. Recovery depends on data location, media condition, encryption, and whether the requested data remains present.
27 models in 8 groups
ANAFI UKR
3
The manufacturer distinguishes aircraft ecosystem variants. Mission is retained as a searchable kit alias; the actual radios, controller and storage configuration must be recorded.
ANAFI USA and ANAFI Ai
3
Access and encryption settings affect recoverability. Support for flash extraction does not imply decryption without required keys.
Original ANAFI
2
Extended, Work and FPV are official commercial variants/packages covered by the ANAFI family documentation. They remain visible as aliases.
Bebop camera drones
5
Legacy onboard-storage models are relevant to the lab's embedded-flash capability. A physical extraction result is not a promised usable-file outcome.
Disco and Bluegrass agricultural systems
3
The camera or Sequoia payload can have a different storage path from the aircraft's flight controller. Bluegrass Fields is a complete solution using Bluegrass aircraft.
AR.Drone
2
AR.Drone app recordings, connected USB recording media and optional Flight Recorder data must be distinguished; not every aircraft stores an original onboard video.
Legacy minidrones — photo or camera-dependent data
7
These aircraft are cataloged for completeness, but recovery is limited to data actually captured. Present this group below professional families. Decorative colors and accessory packs are aliases.
Government and defense variants
2
Public ANAFI USA configurations for government and military users. Manufacturer documentation describes encrypted media options; access must be assessed.
All systems in this group: microSD media and relevant controller files; assess encryption and access.
Process
How the case is handled
- 01
Identify where the requested data was recorded.
- 02
Inspect the media or device that holds it.
- 03
Report what data is recoverable.
- 04
Recovery proceeds only with your approval.
Questions
- Can you recover an encrypted ANAFI card?
- Encrypted ANAFI media is assessed with the keys and associated devices you are authorized to provide. No decryption is offered, and encryption can limit what is recoverable.
- Where does a Bebop store footage?
- Bebop models document 8 GB of internal photo and video storage, and copies may also exist on the phone or computer used with the aircraft.
- Is Sequoia data stored on the Disco aircraft?
- Not necessarily. On Disco and Bluegrass, camera, Sequoia payload and flight-controller data follow different paths, so each is identified separately.
Catalog checked against manufacturer documentation. Source-backed Parrot-branded current and legacy aircraft and recording-relevant configurations. Supported models means available for technical evaluation, conditional on actual recorded data, media condition, overwrite and encryption; it does not claim successful laboratory validation of every model. Commercial systems appear before legacy recreational aircraft.
Excluded or unverified: Jumping Sumo, Jumping Night and Jumping Race are wheeled ground robots, not aircraft; excluded from the drone aircraft list.; Sequoia/Sequoia+, FLIR ONE Pro, Skycontroller, Flypad, Cockpitglasses, Flight Recorder and MARS Ranger are payloads/accessories rather than additional aircraft. Their stored data may still be relevant to a case.; Historical senseFly/eBee/swinglet/albris and other subsidiary-branded aircraft need their own manufacturer catalogs; not relabeled as Parrot aircraft here.; Unverified country-specific SKUs, unnamed prototypes, colors and accessory-only bundles are not counted as new aircraft models.; ANAFI UKR Mission and XLR Mission are retained with XLR as ecosystem/package aliases; intake must distinguish actual aircraft, controller and radio configuration..
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