Technology
The technology topic will keep you up to speed on new firefighting technologies, including improved emergency communications, advances in PPE, new fire apparatus and high-tech EMS technologies.
The IAFC’s technology advisor encourages fire service leaders to apply this simple mantra to embracing new tools
The trucks will serve as battery banks to provide backup power and Wi-Fi through Starlink connectivity, aiding residents impacted by outages caused by the Eaton Fire
Simple steps to get your own program off the ground
Gas powered rescue saws are offered by Tempest Technology
The fire department is hoping to upgrade from old cameras to a Bullard T4 Max for better clarity
The 37-year-old’s progress impressed fire chiefs after losing his left arm in a bus crash
Company’s Cairns Defender Visor is also now compliant with NFPA 1500
Respected PPE manufacturer enters fire footwear field
The four keys for a perfect fit
The site includes live dispatch logs and emergency radio traffic, photo and video galleries, a section for children and info for businesses and residents
Software simulation can train on nearly limitless scenarios
Company rolls out new products at IWCE
Veteran firefighter creates customizable incident management software
IAFF and DHS select MSA to work on next generation of SCBA
Worcester Polytechnic Institute engineers and graduate students are developing a device that will give firefighters a 20- to 30-second warning
WTX-4100 Tactical Microphone and PRYMEBLU newest products from innovation company
Broadband is coming, but experts disagree on when and how
Radio manufacturer rolls out new radios and plans for digital radios
Emergency data integration system looks to streamline fire and EMS data
With dashboard computers, sophisticated radios, navigation systems and cellphones, there are more distractions than ever for responders
Several Salt Lake County fire departments will soon have Bluetooth technology that allows EMTs to transmit EKG data directly to hospitals
Electronic safety devices can transmit two-way, tracking signals
The system could warn Bay Area residents as much as a minute before a distant quake reaches them
Major upgrades for Midwest metropolis’ safety network
