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CBC Daybreak Kamloops’ Shelley Joyce interviews SenseNet’s CEO Hamed Noori regarding SenseNet’s fire detection and management technology and also discusses the benefits of the solution with the Village of Chase’s Chief Administrative Officer, Joni Heinrich.

As wildfires continue to plague Canada, new technology – including the use of artificial intelligence – could help fire crews catch wildfires within minutes of them igniting. The partnership between Vancouver-based tech firm SenseNet and Rogers is bringing the technology to communities across western Canada.

As the fire risk climbs across the province Vernon is getting some hi-tech help in its fight against the rising threat of wildfires in the region.

Vernon Fire Chief David Lind likens the Interior B.C. city’s new artificial-intelligence-driven wildfire detection system to a fire alarm in the forest. The system involves

Predator Ridge Resort has embarked on a pioneering journey by adopting SenseNet’s advanced wildfire detection technology, marking a significant leap in community safety measures. This collaboration with the City of Vernon, BC, and local fire services exemplifies a proactive approach to wildfire management, enhancing the safety and security of residents and the surrounding natural landscape.

In a remarkable demonstration at Predator Ridge on January 22, 2024, SenseNet’s FireWard technology astounded fire professionals by detecting wildfires in under a minute, even under harsh weather conditions. This demo not only showcased FireWard’s robustness in adverse climates but also its unique ability to identify new fires amidst existing large-scale fires, solidifying its position as a pioneer in wildfire detection.