Innovations in Public Safety Technology
The FCC is asking whether rules created for a voice-centric, PSTN-based world still protect emergency communications in an IP, cloud, satellite, application, and data-driven environment. The answer requires respecting the legacy network’s history without placing it on indefinite life support.
A lunar community will need more than a link to Earth. Part Two of Lunar 911 examines location, routing, mutual aid, incident command and the first emergency communications center on the Moon.
Commercial space stations will need more than radios and mission control. Part One of Lunar 911 examines how emergency requests must be located, routed and answered as people begin living and working beyond Earth.
NG911 begins inside the enterprise. Learn how businesses must manage dispatchable location, providers, testing and trusted emergency data.
A pilot/copilot model can help emergency communications centers manage NG911 data, AI and mobile dispatch without surrendering human command.
911 can help unlock secured public AED cabinets during cardiac arrest—providing immediate access without sacrificing security or accountability.