Globalstar Expands Collaboration with Technosylva to Enhance Global Wildfire Response Using Satellite Technology
Globalstar Inc., a next-generation telecommunications infrastructure and technology provider, has announced the continued global expansion of its collaboration with Technosylva, a leader in wildfire and extreme weather modeling and risk management. The partnership now includes a continued deployment with INFOCA, Andalusia's regional fire authority, which is one of Europe's largest emergency response organizations. Through Technosylva's Wildfire Analyst™ and fiResponse™ platforms, powered by Globalstar's SPOT satellite devices, firefighters are equipped with real-time situational awareness and life-saving connectivity. These devices, which allow for precise GPS tracking and emergency signaling, have been deployed extensively in Spain, the U.S., Canada, and Latin America. The expansion underscores the critical role of satellite technology in enhancing firefighter safety and decision-making amidst increasing wildfire threats.
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