Inspired by frustration and driven to innovate —Carlyn Loncaric, our founder and CEO, created AquaEye to address a critical gap in water rescue. As a lifeguard there was no technology to help her find someone if they went under the water. She created AquaEye - which unlike traditional tools focused on recovery or fishing, is a handheld sonar designed for immediate deployment, enabling first responders to rapidly locate missing individuals in the water.
VodaSafe Inc.
Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
Vancouver, British Columbia 1,200 followers
AquaEye® - The First of Its Kind Search and Rescue Product.
About us
Vodasafe provides modern methods for water based search and rescue through easily accessible, hand-held scanning sonar devices. Current waterfront rescue methods are archaic, slow to deploy and prone to error. Water clarity makes waterfront rescue extremely difficult and time consuming and in rescue, every second counts. The AquaEye® is an advanced underwater scanner, using the latest in ultrasound and artificial intelligence technologies to identify human bodies underwater. It is our one of a kind product which changes everything with the potential to save hundreds more lives each year; it’s easy to use, only requires one rescuer to operate and displays visual representation of the search area within seconds, allowing users to locate their victims immediately. Mission: Modernize current water based rescue technologies for search and rescue, emergency responders, lifeguards, and recreational users to aid in lifesaving and victim recovery.
- Website
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https://vodasafe.ca/
External link for VodaSafe Inc.
- Industry
- Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Vancouver, British Columbia
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2014
- Specialties
- Product Development, Search and Rescue, Sonar, ArtificialIntelligence, Machine Learning, SAR, lifeguard, technology, watersafety, coastguard, police, firefighter, and rescue
Locations
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Primary
225-2323 Quebec St.
Vancouver, British Columbia V5T1R7, CA
Employees at VodaSafe Inc.
Updates
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Nighttime training with Wasserwacht Bayern in Germany, organized by our dealer @blaulicht.de, highlighted the speed and efficiency of AquaEye. With its rapid deployment, first responders can locate victims faster, increasing the chances of a successful rescue. We're proud to support those who work tirelessly to save lives around the world.
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VodaSafe and Castle Sales & Marketing recently provided basic AquaEye training to the dedicated first responders at Tempe Fire Department in Arizona. Focused on being prepared for a water rescue, this session equipped them with the skills to use AquaEye’s advanced sonar technology in real-world scenarios. With this training, Tempe Fire Department is now better prepared to respond swiftly and effectively when seconds matter in a water emergency.
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Press Release: Diver Missing Off Digby Recovered Thanks to Fire Dept's AquaEye Vancouver, BC - November 21, 2024 Deployment of an AquaEye handheld intelligent sonar, purchased by the Brooklyn Volunteer Fire Dept. has resulted in the recovery of a diver missing in the Bay of Fundy off Digby, Nova Scotia. [Read More at the Link] https://lnkd.in/gpCDmqdg
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Thank you, Canadian Boating Industry, for highlighting AquaEye and VodaSafe's mission to transform water rescue in Canada and beyond. This feature dives into how first responders are using AquaEye’s innovative sonar technology to save lives and make recoveries in difficult environments. Read the article to learn more about the impact we're making together.
VodaSafe Underwater Recovery AI-driven Handheld Sonar
https://boatingindustry.ca
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AquaEye Ambassador John Maczko and @AmphibiousResponse have developed a mobile marine simulator for emergency training.
Mobile Marine Simulator revolutionizes Emergency Training
https://boatingindustry.ca
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What does a car look like on AquaEye's echo map? Phill had an opportunity to show us what a car looks like on echo map at a car recovery class taught by Buck Buchanan at the Mid-Atlantic Public Safety Diver's Forum last month in Virginia. AquaEye has been used to locate missing cars previously and Buck teaches the use of it for that purpose in his class.
What does a car look like on AquaEye's echo map? AquaEye Academy Episode #1
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We're proud to share that North Fort Myers Fire Department has received a donation of an AquaEye – the world’s first handheld intelligent sonar device – from the local Elks Lodge to enhance water rescue operations and protect their community. We're honored to support their mission to save lives. https://buff.ly/4hlF4zz
LIFESAVING TECH: NFM Fire District dive team receives sonar camera donation
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VodaSafe Inc. reposted this
Last week the team at Copper Collar Group and our partners AquaEye - VodaSafe Inc. spent the week training the Los Angeles County Fire Department, Lifeguard Division on how to implement AquaEye in their Search and Rescue Operations. Each Training is tailored to your team and your environment. Want to schedule your team for the AquaEye In-person training? Contact us at [email protected] #SearchAndRescue #aquaeye #FirstResponders #firefighter #lifeguardtraining #losangeles