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Pano is building the early warning system for wildfires using cameras. Like Flock Safety for crime, computer vision can solve real problems. Every fire you stop at 10 acres is one that won't become a disaster at 1,000 acres. theinformation.com/articles/wildf

10:32 AM · Feb 1, 2025

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This is a great idea. They should incorporate agents to respond to CV detection alerts and contact individuals in the affected geographical areas. This would significantly reduce the number of lives lost and serve as an early warning system. Also are you still recommending

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this is a great idea. Cameras and maybe some day autonomous drones (though wind creates problems there).

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Do you think this can get through regulations before the next fire season?

Mercedes C-Taylor

is amazing. We need it all over SFC. Immediately.

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