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Environmental Monitoring · Canada

Rogers and SpaceX Launch Wildfire Detection Initiative in BC

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

Canadian communications and media company Rogers has collaborated with SpaceX and Pano AI to implement advanced wildfire detection technology in British Columbia. Utilizing Swarm, SpaceX’s Internet-of-Things connectivity service, Rogers will install satellite-connected sensors and Pano AI cameras capable of detecting smoke up to 20km away on wireless towers, allowing real-time monitoring of remote areas for early wildfire detection. This initiative aims to aid British Columbia Wildfire Service and the University of British Columbia in wildfire indicators monitoring.