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FRG Year In Review Responder Technologies Photo Gallery

FRG Year In Review Responder Technologies Photo Gallery

​Photo Gallery - Highlights 2016 responder technologies.

Image of the Burn Saver V1. Burn Saver is a sensor that provides real-time alerts to firefighters in dangerous thermal conditions. It informs them of rapid temperature increases, which will prevent self-contained breathing apparatus failure.

 

 

 

 

An image of the Firefighter Accountability and Proximity System peaking out of a pocket of firefighter jacket.The Firefighter Accountability and Proximity System allows responders to locate a downed colleague via a ranging beacon in their self-contained breathing apparatus. Data is accurate to 3.28 feet and transmitted to incident command via smartphone app.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

An image of the POINTER system being tested outside.Precision Outdoor and Indoor Navigation and Tracking for Emergency Responders (POINTER) is a tracking technology that uses low-frequency magnetic fields to trace signals through any building material, pinpointing firefighters’ location (within one foot) and orientation, and  then relaying it to incident command.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

An screen shot of a computer generated female office kneeling down outside with an ambulance behind her.Enhanced Dynamic Geo-Social Environment Virtual Training is a platform that allows law enforcement, emergency medical services, fire, unified command, and dispatch from across jurisdictions to virtually train on a simulated active shooter response.

 

 

 

An image of a SCBA mask with the PPG & Temp, Mic, Motion, Pressure, MCU, BT, and On/Off parts of the WiPEM labeled. Below the SCBA mask with the WiPEM is a smartphone with an arrow pointing between the smartphone and the WiPEM. There is an arrow pointing to the smartphone and the WiPEM with the word, "Bluetooth (BT)." To the right of the smartphone are the words, "Public Safety Cell Phone with WiPEM "APP."The Wireless Physiological and Environmental Monitoring (WiPEM) system uses sensors to transmit responder data—such as pulse, respiration rate, and danger of heat exhaustion—to incident command via smartphone app.

 

 

 

 

 

An image of the X-Ray Scanning Rover, scanning luggage set on the ground.X-Ray Scanning Rover quickly and accurately scans packages for leave-behind improvised explosive devices while keeping responders out of harm’s way. It provides real time, 3-D, multi-view images to identify critical components of suspicious packages.

 

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