Emergency technology refers to the tools, systems, and innovations developed to enhance preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation during emergencies or disasters. This includes a wide range of applications and devices that facilitate efficient communication, provide critical information, ensure safety, and support the operational needs of first responders and relief organizations. Examples include early warning systems, drones for aerial surveillance, advanced communication networks, mobile applications for emergency alerts, and rescue robots. The goal of emergency technology is to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of emergency management efforts, ultimately saving lives and minimizing the impact of disasters on communities.
Marion County, West Virginia, is set to transform its public safety measures through an innovative partnership with ROC. The company has officially rolled out its Smart Cities initiative, integrating sophisticated…