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The first-in-Canada technology will include satellite-connected sensors and AI cameras using 5G networks in northern B.C. that can detect wildfire smoke before the flames spread.
The project also involves SpaceX low-bandwidth technology
Special sensors, 5G and SpaceX's Starlink to aid in real-time smoke detection in B.C.
Rogers announced today that it is using SpaceX’s Swarm service, which provides low-bandwidth satellite connectivity to IoT devices, in order to deploy satellite-connected sensors to better predict wildfires in remote areas of British Columbia without wireless networks. The telco announced that it will also equip network towers with California-based Pano AI’s cameras that can detect
Special sensors, 5G and SpaceX's Starlink to aid in real-time smoke detection in B.C.