IoT, electric vehicles and new mobile apps are just a couple of the trends that are predicted to change fire and rescue in 2020.
California fire department uses military-grade ATAK software and Samsung smartphones to improve situational awareness.
Tyler Technologies helps fire rescue teams consolidate all of their mission-critical information in real time on rugged tablets.
Corona Fire Department EMS takes Samsung tablets into the field for bedside reporting and real-time data sharing.
Fire inspectors work in challenging conditions, and they need rugged devices that can support them wherever they go.
Intrepid Networks allows police, fire and EMS first responders to talk to each other via a common mobile platform.
Samsung Grants Support Program helps police, fire and rescue, and other agencies find funding for mobile technology initiatives.
A single mobile device can solve a number of fire service challenges, from enhancing situational awareness to creating detailed reports.
Fire departments and EMS are taking advantage of mobile data and apps to improve situational awareness and safety.
Mike Helfrich, founder and CEO of Blueforce Development, offers insights into how IoT and cloud-based technologies improve emergency response time.