SYNERGISE will develop and demonstrate a Novel Integrated Toolkit for Collaborative Response and Enhanced Situational Awareness (NIT-CRES)
The SYNERGISE project, funded by the Horizon Europe funding program, seeks to enhance the efficiency and safety of first responders during life-saving missions.
To achieve this, the SYNERGISE team will develop a Novel Integrated Toolkit for Collaborative Response and Enhanced Situational Awareness (NIT-CRES), designed to facilitate emergency response missions.
The SYNERGISE novel Toolkit will:
- Boost situational awareness and sense-making by offering first responders the means to autonomously and synergistically perform indoor and outdoor exploration of incident sites towards victim detection.
- Receive at all times information about responders’ position and vitals as well as analyses of passive and active threats and hazards at the area of operations.
- Upgrade collaborative response and incident as well as resources management by continuously sharing and updating the common operational picture across deployed teams, among the chain of command and between participating agencies.
- Equip the first responders at all fronts by delivering novel, affordable, accepted, and customized response tools and services as part of their operational assets.
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