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Risk Assessment
Risk Assessment

SenseNet's Process Report

16,087,095 protection processes completed in just 30 days.

1,368 potential disasters prevented through early detection.

Protecting lives, property, and nature.

Daily Update

August 22, 2026

510,468

Signals and images processed

2,592

Potential hazards identified

23

Verified early-fire alerts issued

Daily Update

August 21, 2026

526,669

Signals and images processed

2,550

Potential hazards identified

28

Verified early-fire alerts issued

Daily Update

August 20, 2026

539,511

Signals and images processed

3,219

Potential hazards identified

24

Verified early-fire alerts issued

Daily Update

August 19, 2026

523,441

Signals and images processed

3,083

Potential hazards identified

29

Verified early-fire alerts issued

Daily Update

August 18, 2026

516,543

Signals and images processed

2,705

Potential hazards identified

29

Verified early-fire alerts issued

Daily Update

August 17, 2026

513,787

Signals and images processed

3,784

Potential hazards identified

26

Verified early-fire alerts issued

Daily Update

August 16, 2026

519,545

Signals and images processed

3,310

Potential hazards identified

33

Verified early-fire alerts issued

Daily Update

August 15, 2026

460,067

Signals and images processed

2,538

Potential hazards identified

28

Verified early-fire alerts issued

Daily Update

August 14, 2026

502,394

Signals and images processed

3,856

Potential hazards identified

41

Verified early-fire alerts issued

Partnership Announcements

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Tanya Fletcher
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
Paul Johnson,
The new capability means fire crews can be alerted and on their way even before a 911 call comes in.
  • Paul Johnson,
  • GlobalNEWS
Scot Alleyn,
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
Evan Solomon,
Sensenet built an AI system that’s used now in 11 countries.
  • Evan Solomon,
  • Minister of Artificial Intelligence
Wes Brassard,
We can identify a fire well before crews arrive on site.
  • Wes Brassard,
  • FireSmart Coordinator
David Lind,
It gave us critical time we did not have before.
  • David Lind,
  • Fire Chief, City of Vernon
Tanya Fletcher
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
Paul Johnson,
The new capability means fire crews can be alerted and on their way even before a 911 call comes in.
  • Paul Johnson,
  • GlobalNEWS
Scot Alleyn,
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
Evan Solomon,
Sensenet built an AI system that’s used now in 11 countries.
  • Evan Solomon,
  • Minister of Artificial Intelligence
Wes Brassard,
We can identify a fire well before crews arrive on site.
  • Wes Brassard,
  • FireSmart Coordinator
David Lind,
It gave us critical time we did not have before.
  • David Lind,
  • Fire Chief, City of Vernon
Alasdair Keane
How does Sensenet’s wildfire early detection system work?
  • Alasdair Keane
  • Technology journalist, BBC Tech show.
Aaron Foote,
We are seeing a lot more wildfires.
  • Aaron Foote,
  • Fire Chief, Squamish Fire Rescue
Brad Pelletier,
This technology is a game changer for early wildfire detection.
  • Brad Pelletier,
  • Senior Vice President, Predator Ridge

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