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AI-powered cameras provide ‘eyes’ and ‘nose’ to detect Island wildfires | TimesColonist.com
SenseNet Acquires N5 Sensors’ Wildfire Business to Expand AI Wildfire Detection Platform and Accelerate U.S. Growth | WebWire.com
Wildfire detection startup SenseNet buys US competitor | BetaKit.com
SenseNet Acquires N5 Sensors’ Wildfire Unit, Becoming Dominant Player in Forest Fire Detection | CityBiz.co
AI-powered wildfire cameras were in play during Bradley Creek wildfire near Vernon | iNFOnews.ca
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The camera spotted this recent wildfire in Metro Vancouver, alerting crews even before a 911 call is made, allowing them to respond more quickly.
- Tanya Fletcher
- CBC News
The new capability means fire crews can be alerted and on their way even before a 911 call comes in.
- Paul Johnson,
- GlobalNEWS
It continuously scans for smoke columns within the city, And if it does detect a column of smoke, it sends an alert back to our dispatch center.
- Scot Alleyn,
- Burnaby fire chief
Sensenet built an AI system that’s used now in 11 countries.
- Evan Solomon,
- Minister of Artificial Intelligence
We can identify a fire well before crews arrive on site.
- Wes Brassard,
- FireSmart Coordinator
It gave us critical time we did not have before.
- David Lind,
- Fire Chief, City of Vernon
The camera spotted this recent wildfire in Metro Vancouver, alerting crews even before a 911 call is made, allowing them to respond more quickly.
- Tanya Fletcher
- CBC News
The new capability means fire crews can be alerted and on their way even before a 911 call comes in.
- Paul Johnson,
- GlobalNEWS
It continuously scans for smoke columns within the city, And if it does detect a column of smoke, it sends an alert back to our dispatch center.
- Scot Alleyn,
- Burnaby fire chief
Sensenet built an AI system that’s used now in 11 countries.
- Evan Solomon,
- Minister of Artificial Intelligence
We can identify a fire well before crews arrive on site.
- Wes Brassard,
- FireSmart Coordinator
It gave us critical time we did not have before.
- David Lind,
- Fire Chief, City of Vernon
How does Sensenet’s wildfire early detection system work?
- Alasdair Keane
- Technology journalist, BBC Tech show.
We are seeing a lot more wildfires.
- Aaron Foote,
- Fire Chief, Squamish Fire Rescue
This technology is a game changer for early wildfire detection.
- Brad Pelletier,
- Senior Vice President, Predator Ridge