Track: Location Services and Situational Awareness

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Critical Response Group — America’s Common Operating Picture

This demonstration will showcase using current architectural floor plans during crisis incidents. CRG presents a common operating picture solution and will demonstrate its practical application, production, implementation, and maintenance.
Hyper Location – ATAK 3D Indoor-GPS Localization and Personal Safety

Experience the Hyper Location Android Team Awareness Kit (ATAK) Plugin in action at this demo! Drawing on Epic Blue’s success in the First Responder Smart Tracking (FRST) Challenge finals, this technology enhances emergency operations by providing precise tracking for first responders in both indoor and outdoor environments. Using advanced AI algorithms, Hyper Location interprets first […]
FRST Tracking Challenge — Hide and Seek

Can you find a lost first responder? This interactive demo will have you searching for a first responder who is hiding in the conference area. See if the innovative tracking technologies from the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Public Safety Communications Research (PSCR) Division’s First Responder Smart Tracking Challenge can help you locate the […]
First Responder Smart Tracking Challenge: Indoor Tracking for Public Safety

Attendees will learn about the First Responder Smart Tracking (FRST) Challenge, a competition aimed at identifying 3D tracking technology that can give first responders one-meter accuracy in an indoor setting. This demonstration will highlight prior and ongoing work to support innovation in indoor tracking and the other location-based service work the team is performing.
AMBER alert in Indian Country provides resources to Federally Recognized Tribes

This demonstration will showcase the mission of the AMBER Alert Training and Technical Assistance Program, AMBER Alert in Indian Country (AIIC) Initiative. See how this initiative assists Tribal communities in developing programs to safely recover endangered missing or abducted children through the coordinated efforts of the tribes and their local, state, and federal partners by […]
Emergency Response Information System (ERIS)

Emergency Response Information System (ERIS) is a large-scale multi-user geospatial augmented reality (AR) tool that provides situation awareness and training capabilities for first responders. Attendees will experience a multi-user demonstration in eyewear and mobile phones.
Empowering First Responders: Coordinated Response with FirstNet Technologies

Participate in an immersive scenario, where participants engage with FirstNet Mission Critical Push-to-Talk (MCPTT) and Rapid Response technologies to manage a reported suspicious package situation. In addition, engage in a series of micro demos featuring technologies such as the FirstNet MCPTT solutions, Axon, Intrepid Response for FirstNet, and Cell Booster Pro App. From tracking geo-markers […]
Digital Patient Tracking and Triage System (DPTTS)

This demonstration will showcase the Digital Patient Tracking and Triage System (DPTTS). DPTTS enables next-generation digital medical triage, specifically allowing first responders to transmit patients’ biomedical data to respective medical/emergency care facilities using wearable biosensors. The mission impact of this technology is for medical triage and patient tracking tool that bridges the gap from incident/emergency […]
Z-Axis Location Tracking of First Responders in 3D Contextual Visualization

NextNav will be demonstrating Z-axis service, which delivers floor level accuracy of 9-1-1 callers and first responders. During the demonstration, attendees will observe the 3D location of first responder devices on a 3D map. Attendees will observe the NextNav team moving around the building, including on stairs, escalators, and elevators.
Use of Ray Tracing to Model Ultra Wideband (UWB) Ranging

This demonstration highlights a method based on ray tracing to model the ranging error of ultra-wideband (UWB) radios. Ray tracing requires the floor plans of the building and the electromagnetic properties of the construction materials used. This simulation results exhibit a good match with actually deploying two commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) UWB nodes in a building and […]

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