Track: Open Innovation and Commercialization

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LocoSight: AI Vision Tech for Emergency Response and Situational Awareness

LocoRobotics presents LocoSight, an advanced AI vision technology integrated into our networked, multi-sensor drones designed for emergency response. Our demonstration showcases how LocoSight enhances situational awareness, operational efficiency, and safety for first responders. Watch as our drones provide real-time disaster assessment, assist in search and rescue operations, and manage crowds effectively. Using AI to focus […]
Unmanned Aerial Systems for First Responders

The Unmanned Aerial Systems for First Responders demonstration will include static displays of the solution used by the team in the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s 5.0 Indoor Mapping Challenge. The displays will showcase two unmanned aerial systems (UAS) and a ground vehicle, the ground station including multiple displays for onboard video display, and […]
ResponseWing: 3D-mapping UAVs for First Responders

This demo will showcase ResponseWing’s 3D mapping unmanned aircraft vehicle (UAV), which allows for high-quality 3D mapping of unknown areas. It is a rugged, low-cost, American manufactured system built for first responder use.
The Chariot Launch and Recovery System

Visit this booth to experience firsthand the advanced capabilities of Spydar’s propulsion systems. Spydar will provide hands-on materials and live demonstrations of the small whoop-based M-DAR platform, featuring shielded ducted fans for enhanced safety. Additionally, attendees can view videos and photos of Spydar’s larger platforms and see how the ruggedized unmanned aircraft system, or UAS, […]
Large UAS Platform for Public Safety Operations by Soteria Flight Technologies

This demo will include video and static displays featuring a currently planned remote or optionally piloted platform capable of carrying a person or large payloads. The technology is useful for search and rescue, fire, medical, and natural disaster emergency response. The planned autopilot software has been successfully integrated on a variety of fixed-wing and rotorcraft […]
Rapid Damage Assessment Using UAV/Drones

In the critical moments following a disaster, having accurate, real-time information is paramount for effective response and recovery. Traditional methods of damage assessment, which often involve manual surveys and ground inspections, can be time-consuming and potentially hazardous. Stop by the SpatialGIS demo table to learn how they integrate drone technology with GIS expertise to offer […]
Empower Public Safety: Zenext AI

Zenext AI’s revolutionary voice artificial intelligence (AI) technology is tailored for public safety applications. Come experience firsthand how the platform seamlessly integrates with existing emergency response workflows to enhance operational efficiency and effectiveness. From real-time incident reporting to hands-free communication and remote telemedicine support, this demo will highlight the versatility and power of AI-driven solutions […]
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.
Yaw Ready for This? UAS 3D Mapping Innovation through Research and Prize Challenges

Come see firsthand the winning solutions from the latest prize challenge from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Public Safety Communications Research (PSCR) Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS) portfolio. Our current First Responder UAS 3D Mapping Challenge (UAS 5.0). Teams were tasked with developing a high-quality 3D digital map in real-time while flying their […]
AI3 Challenge: Shaping the Future of First Responder Situational Awareness with IoT Integration

This session discusses NIST PSCR’s Artificial Intelligence for IoT Information (AI3) Prize Challenge with representatives from NIST PSCR, Texas A&M, and challenge winners. We will cover the challenge’s inception, execution, and how its outcomes will benefit public safety information gathering.

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