IoT Technology Is Changing the Future of Fire Safety
The future of fire safety relies on deploying technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT), mobile data and cloud computing.
The future of fire safety relies on deploying technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT), mobile data and cloud computing.
The headset allows full duplex communication, digital encryption, and a range of up to 300 feet with easy installation.
Drone technology is finding its way into myriad new applications that could only be imagined a decade ago.
Learning from industrial firefighters, we can improve on how we use our gas detectors and potentially avert an explosion before it happens.
FMI delivers fully customized compartment management solutions and contract manufactured components for fire apparatus and emergency response vehicles.
Establishing an unmanned aircraft program requires a fire agency to navigate regulatory and training hurdles to improve operational efficiency.
The unique aspect of LUNAR technology is its ability to locate a downed firefighter and direct rescuers to the specific location.
The upgraded, handheld thermal imaging camera features a new charging port, which makes it even more durable and easier to access when needed.
The solar systems are expected to supply 30-40% of the energy required to power the stations.
The company recently announced its approach to 5G for first responders along with two other initiatives: tower-to-core encryption and the FirstNet Health &Wellness Coalition, which "supports responders holistically," AT&T says.
The acquisition expands Potter’s capabilities as a leader in emergency radio communication systems.
Medusa Medical Technologies’ high-performing EMS software solutions, such as Siren Field User and Siren Web Administration, will complement Emergency Reporting’s ecosystem of solutions built to empower first responders around the world with the tools and data they need to keep themselves and their communities safe.
Perimeter Solutions innovates with a new fluorine-free foam that extinguishes fires without harm to people or the environment.
Online opportunities help prospective Commercial Drone Pilots pass Part 107 Certification tests with flying colors.
In this article series, author Mike Kahn will delve into the various components of drones and their payloads, and how and when to deploy drones in firefighting applications.
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