A young Bob Franklin stationed toy fire trucks in every room of his family's home, making sure they were in place and ready to go in case of any emergency.

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Sonic Fire Tech’s infrasound system detects and stops wildfires without water, offering a new defense for California homes.

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The Fast Fire Watch Company has started adopting AI tools to improve dispatch accuracy and reporting reliability, aligning ...