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Mobile surveillance for emergency first responders

Mobile Surveillance serves as an effective and powerful tool for emergency first responders in a crisis situation. 

By having secure video streaming from the emergency scene, situations can be viewed in real-time by the heads of the department remotely in the command centre. In this way the public safety can be improved drastically. Getting drones up in the air in high-risk wild fire areas, helps to decrease helicopter costs and  - when equipped with thermal camera's - enables you to detect wild fires earlier.

The future of technology for civil emergency services

The future of technology for civil emergency servicesWhen there is limited funding available for civil emergencies, this often means decreased efficiency and safety for the team. A solution could be found in using live-streaming drones. This cheap alternative to sending in a helicopter increases surveillance possibilities. Drones provide an increased periphery of vision in the sky with instantaneous broadcasting of footage to the control centre. Drone activity could cover many roles in outdoor events. From monitoring large environmental disasters such as flooding, through to finding or identifying pirates or refugee vessels. 

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Training emergency services through live broadcasting

Training emergency services trough live broadcasting

Continuous improvement and training are of paramount importance in the emergency services, where human error could result in fatalities. Mobile live broadcasting can give on-the-job training and support to both new recruits and on-going career development in the frontline of the emergency services. The live, encrypted broadcasting allows the remote trainer(s) to advise and provide training and guidance in the field. Curious how this can help first response and ambulance staff, security and police staff or firemen?

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Emergency services joint drone cooperation

Emergency services joint drone coorperation

A thermal image camera with broadcasting capabilities can be mounted on a fire fighting drone. This drastically improve both effectiveness of putting out the fire and the safety of the fire crew, as the drone can be used to locate fires and fire hotspots within large tower or complex buildings. Creating an agreement between emergency services to cooperate on drone usage, can help to improve effectiveness of all services. A good example of this comes from the North Wales Police and Fire Brigade. This agreement implies the fire service can call on the police drone pilots to help them deal with incidents when needed. Want to know more about this?

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Trying to beat wild fires with the help of drone technology

Beat wild fires with drone technology

Wild fires are pushing emergency services to the maximum of their capabilities. The ease at which a wild fire can start and then rage out-of-control with wind being a major factor, makes them difficult to contain and ultimately extinguish.  What can drone technology do to help? For example, live streaming from a drone provides an immediate real-time view of what is going on. Read the blog to find out how Roland Dangerfield of Sentinel Aviation supports an array of emergency services with their drone services.

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Download the case study how live streaming is used at the Asihikawa hospital in Japan

Case Study Red Cross

Here's what our customers have to say

“Since Smart-telecaster Cam can broadcast not only the injured patients but also the equipment installed in doctor helicopters, the remote MC Dr can also accurately grasp the patient’s real-time medical condition. If this is used in more life-saving and emergency situations, it will be possible to improve the survival rate of patients and reduce longer term after-effects. For us operation Smart-telecaster is just beginning. We will continue to devise ways to develop into an information system important for life-saving medical care in Hokkaido, while obtaining advice and expert advice from Soliton Systems.” 

 

Mr Tsuyoshi Sumida | Deputy Director Asahikawa Red Cross Hospital

"In the Mimosaka district, doctors now give advice and guidance in real time, or after verifying the selection and suitability of emergency life-saving measures at each hospital site. They efficiently improve patient’s care and therefore prognosis and improve patient’s survival rates. We are promoting the targeted “Regional Emergency Medical Control”, but I believe that the images of Smart-telecaster are used effectively."

Mr Morikazu Ikeda | Fire Chief Tsuyama area firefighting association

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