Artificial Intelligence
The FireRescue1 Artificial Intelligence topic features content related to the use of artificial intelligence in emergency services and the new technology’s impact on firefighters and EMS providers.
We asked FireRescue1 contributors and board members to share the technology they are hoping to use in the year ahead
We already know from past innovations how AI will really impact our work – driving us deeper into the grind
FireSat, a constellation of more than 50 satellites, will be able to detect wildfires as small as 16 by 16 feet
Wildfire sensors will help detect early fire activity and provide firefighters with advanced warning to protect communities.
Shaping the future of drone technology with advanced AI for autonomy and swarming
Exploring the shift from reactive to preventative strategies in emergency services and the crucial role of technology and health initiatives
Jefferson County 911 is in the process of using artificial intelligence to improve 911 operations and help with dispatcher shortage
FLORIAN software is designed to increase on-site safety, simplify incident management processes, and provide real-time situational updates
With Prepared’s technology, iPhone users can share live video during an Emergency SOS call; dispatchers can also share data with first responders while they’re en route
Leveraging emerging technology to enhance firefighter safety
Cameras using artificial intelligence can help agencies create smarter wildfire response plans
Exploring the many ways AI to enhance our organizations
Artificial intelligence will require the fire service to make even more changes than the lithium-ion battery fire response crisis
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
How the future of firefighting will be impacted by artificial intelligence, electrification and 5G communications on fire and EMS
The FDNY will be using additional data from the university to look at increasing traffic and call volume
Fire service leaders converged at the IAFC Technology Summit International to address improved analytics, the future of NERIS and the potential impact of AI
Cameras used by the Ukiah Valley Fire Authority will rely on AI to spot wildfires
Artificial intelligence is being tested to see how it can answer non-emergency calls, reducing dispatchers’ workload
New insights and solutions
Using regional geographical, topographical information the AI system picks up on aberrations like new fire starts in the camera feed
Researchers said once the AI model was familiar with firefighter-specific medical data, it was able to identify 6,000 abnormal ECG samples with 97% accuracy
A proposal would create a $2 million pilot program to mount cameras on mountaintops in high-risk areas
From social posts, to ingredient-based recipes and training content, learn how this in-demand chatbot can be incorporated into day-to-day public safety tasks
From augmented reality to wearables and data visualization, technology is making the future of firefighting safer
CognitiveEMS, developed by University of Virginia researchers, provides prompts to support responders’ decision-making
Sonoma County fire officials will “teach” an artificial intelligence system to identify smoke and avoid false positives
AI has the potential to transform the way firefighters respond to incidents on the fireground
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