CommandWear Selected for US DHS Smart City Program
Mike Morrow
Laser focused on streamlining emergency management processes and enhancing situational awareness.
We are please to be selected into the US Department of Homeland Security's Smart City technology program. CommandWear was one of thirteen companies selected after a highly competitive, global selection process. The goal of this program is to get tools into new commercial markets that benefit first responders, DHS components and industry partners.
"The research and development work will focus on in-building sensors, unmanned aerial systems and on/off-body mobile SmartHubs, each of which will combine communications and sensors to increase responder situational awareness, building security and enhance mission-critical operations." CommandWear's wearable and mobile situational awareness platform and apps will be used for the SmartHub project and field tested by first response agencies.
Read the DHS Press Release here.
Co-Founder at InUnison
5yMike, Really pleased to see you get this! It will bring value to all first responders.
IoT Resale Channel Manager @ Verizon Wireless | Solution Selling
6yMark Manto
Congrats Mike! Fantastic accomplishment.
Director of the Northwest Regional Technology Center at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
6yCongratulations Mike!
Fully retired and loving it.
6yWell done Mike. Sorry I haven’t got to replying to your email but I’ve had some heart issues - now have a stent and am going in for surgery on Tuesday to remove a lump just under my right ear (parotidectomy) so I’ll be out of commission for a bit. Ah aging but it’s still fun.