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There are some excellent tools to help us translate English into various languages. They can turn a frustrating situation into just another run. ...
By Denise A. Raymo Press-Republican MALONE, N.Y. — Blaring tones barked from laptops every few seconds, cutting the silence in a conference room at the Franklin County ...
By Sarah Schulz Omaha.com GRAND ISLAND, Neb. — Between 30 and 40 languages are spoken in Grand Island, and that can present a challenge to emergency personnel. To help them ...
By Jon Anderson AL.com HOOVER, Ala. — The Hoover Fire Department has two new tools to help improve emergency medical care for Hoover residents and visitors to the city. One ...
As FirstNet continues to be a futuristic idea, Covia allows public safety to have solutions today. ...
In the chaos created by a bomb threat, first responders need immediate information. What if all that information was available instantly on a smartphone, tablet or laptop? Now it ...
February is American Heart Month. According to the Centers for Disease Control, heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women in the United States. About ...
Los Angeles Fire Department will soon begin using an application called PulsePoint ...
By Marco Santana The Des Moines Register DES MOINES, Iowa — Jim Cooper believes he can save lives with his flying skills and his entrepreneurial ideas. A Life Flight ...
11 Alive ATLANTA — Rural Metro Ambulance believes to be the first group in the country to use devices that help break language barriers with the people they care for. When ...
By Doug Wyllie EMS1 Staff You get a call in the middle of the night. You're going. You're groggy, but you're ready. You've known for days that the storm may hit, so ...
By Will Wyatt Once again I find myself in complete awe of technology. Of course being simple by nature, the simplest of things confound me. I of course am referring to the great ...
CANTERBURY, New Zealand — A patient information service developed in a city in New Zealand has been hailed as one of the best paramedic service innovations this century. At ...
NOTTINGHAM, England — A futuristic headset computer has been unveiled that aims to help medics improve response times and be more efficient, all while being hands-free. Crews ...
By Scott Lockwood North Port Sun SARASOTA COUNTY, Fla. — The Sarasota County Commission will discuss today a $1.8 million contract for a countywide traffic signal project ...
UPI BOSTON — A "bouncy-ball" camera could help firefighters or SWAT teams scope out the potentially dangerous environments they are about to enter, its U.S. ...
Citizens need to have an active role in being prepared and advising emergency responders in advance of their needs ...
Future public safety communications will take advantage of those ubiquitous cell phone towers ...
The opportunities 4G presents allow agencies to move forward from outdated technologies and concepts toward new user-friendly, efficient and interoperable communications ...
Best practices include the strategic application of wireless communication systems to improve response capabilities and safety ...