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The device features a 360-degree camera that uses artificial intelligence to detect people and objects within a defined range and warn drivers of a possible collision
The software allows an incident commander to see air level, PASS and EVAC data
Ultra-wide band radar is one more tool rescuers can use to pinpoint survivors buried in rubble
With less weight on the front axle, it enables flexibility in cab design
The debuted tools include cutters, spreaders and combination tools
Three packages were created to address the different needs and budgets of departments
Two sets will be kept with each medic unit and three sets will be kept with each fire unit
New technology ranges from particulate-resistant turnout gear to improved SCBA and software
Products include ballistic systems, carriers, helmets, rifle plates and more
The upgraded EXO AP includes an anti-panic function that engages if the user’s adrenaline spikes
FirstLook360 provides a spherical panorama video with wired and wireless connectivity
The firefighting vehicle has a capacity of 60 gallons and up to 1,200 gallons of finished foam
There will be an immersive virtual reality experience for attendees to see the features of the camera
The federal government lays out specific training and use requirements for drones, but these are hurdles fire departments can easily clear
Paramedics are requesting self-defense training as well as ballistic vests
The department downloaded the sign-language app on its iPads to communicate with people who are deaf or hard of hearing
The $250,000 budget proposal would equip all of Cincinnati’s firefighters with custom-fitted vests
The department will replace four of its five thermal imaging cameras with the donation
Officials called the city’s older database a clumsy, incomplete repository of city properties
The firefighter said the incident is the second for him in a course of three months
The gear, which cost the city $88,000, is now distributed throughout all of the department’s emergency vehicles
Andrea Manske, 23, died in a 2011 car crash; her family donated four thermal imaging cameras as well as a Smart Board for training
After the incident, organizations offered donations for a new pair of boots
Public safety professionals across all disciplines have been waiting for more than 15 years for the construction of an interoperable national network for wireless and data communications
Download this free infographic to learn the results from a recent FireRescue1 survey that exposes interoperability myths
The high-speed network aims to equip firefighters, EMS and police with a single network that allows real-time communication during crises
Learn about the results from a recent FireRescue1 survey, which debunked industry misconceptions about interoperability usage among firefighters
The report found that drones rescued at least 59 people from life-threatening danger
The eDispatches service now offers CAD integration for more complete notifications and one-touch mapping on mobile devices
A diplomatic feud between Turkey, Germany and the Netherlands is allegedly to blame for the hijacking of hundreds of Twitter accounts
They used the drone to determine the condition of the building’s roof as they contained the blaze