Apps
UCF RESTORES also received $270,000 to work with Florida A&M to build a statewide mental health wellness toolkit for first responders
Spokane Fire Department members have been learning to how use the pediatric resuscitation system and mobile app
Here’s how first responders can gain more clarity before arriving at a scene
The department downloaded the sign-language app on its iPads to communicate with people who are deaf or hard of hearing
New augmented reality app shows “x-ray” of fuel lines and cables on live vehicles
Catching Pokemon at fire stations poses a threat to fire and EMS crews as well as the public
The game puts players at risk of being robbed or in physically dangerous locations
The game sends players to real-world locations to capture virtual creatures
The list was compiled based on occupations of users’ dating profiles that received the highest ratio of “right swipes”
Waze users reported a Texas interstate accident that appeared on a dispatch center’s feed 11 minutes before a 911 call was made
The app is used by firefighters and paramedics to send images and video from the field to the emergency room
The app sends alerts via Bluetooth to help drivers get out of the way of emergency vehicles en route to a call
Developers say the controversial experience showing a World Trade Center worker’s perspective, called “08:46,” is a “tribute to the victims”
The department is the first in the Indianapolis area to use the Periscope app to give live video updates from a scene
We have more information available at our fingertips than ever before
The app will broadcast pictures from active fire scenes, car accidents causing traffic backups and more
The Collector app allows firefighters to view structures, types of terrain, map out fires and attack plans and add photos or videos
The free app connects responders with incident information on the scene and in the station
Mobile apps provide needed data to help fire departments prepare for a tornado
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N.C. fire engineer marries his background in computer engineering with firefighting to develop award-winning app
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