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Can you message me when you get a chance I monitor the San Bernardino County area and I have some stuff that may help.
Announcing Incident Source and Project Radiant Glow — AI-Powered Real-Time Incident Intelligence
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I can see future applications for this in support of road condition awareness by tying in snowplowing operations.
Yeah that’s not something we are going to do
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Glad to see radio reference and broadcastify rolling out their own ai intelligence platform. Very cool stuff.
My thoughts exactly. This is really cool tech!!
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Very cool feature, excited to see it evolve. Is there a map view?
No map view at this time.
Note: I've received a lot of support trouble tickets asking
"How can I get my area added"
The first and most important thing is that we need Broadcastify Calls coverage of the area.
"How can I get my area added"
The first and most important thing is that we need Broadcastify Calls coverage of the area.
I want to come back on a unlrated point .... the number of official feeds is growing, whether people like it or not, Lindsey is on a roll he works with people in public safety and has done some great projects for them, like LACOFD, Chicago PD, Baltimore PD, and Victorria CFD with more to come i am sure. He dots the is and ts before launching anything... I trust him because in this hobby, knowing your stuff and knowing what people in Public Safety have concirns about and also he loves our hobby and just like he said he is doing this the right way
How about we focus on some positive instead of always dwelling on the same re-hashed negative stuff?
The scanning hobby has been pretty much closed off to the deaf and severely hearing impaired, for obvious reasons.
Imagine a young deaf kid who lives in NYC and sees the FDNY rushing up and down the streets day and night, but can't simply turn on his scanner and follow the action. Well now he can pull up one of the new FDNY playlists that has Radiant Glow enabled on it, and he can read the transcription in near real-time.
I'd say that's a pretty damned good use of the technology to open up a whole new world to a lot of people who would've otherwise been closed off from it.
The scanning hobby has been pretty much closed off to the deaf and severely hearing impaired, for obvious reasons.
Imagine a young deaf kid who lives in NYC and sees the FDNY rushing up and down the streets day and night, but can't simply turn on his scanner and follow the action. Well now he can pull up one of the new FDNY playlists that has Radiant Glow enabled on it, and he can read the transcription in near real-time.
I'd say that's a pretty damned good use of the technology to open up a whole new world to a lot of people who would've otherwise been closed off from it.
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I agree! I think the use of AI in the scanner field will be a great addition, obviously there could be issues with say departments feeling the need to go encryption but I think that'll be changed soon anyways.
Some updates for everyone
We're going through constant refinements on the AI model, as it learns I have it generating reports and tracing that allows us to drastically refine how accurate and well the model works. The entire pipeline for this is a complex set of queues, notifiers, and filter/model/correlation components that have a lot of knobs we can twist to make things more accurate.
We've brought aboard a ton of new locations and contexts, but most importantly the fire departments for the four largest cities in the United States, NYC, LA, Chicago, and Houston.
Here is our current coverage:
Enjoy!
We're going through constant refinements on the AI model, as it learns I have it generating reports and tracing that allows us to drastically refine how accurate and well the model works. The entire pipeline for this is a complex set of queues, notifiers, and filter/model/correlation components that have a lot of knobs we can twist to make things more accurate.
We've brought aboard a ton of new locations and contexts, but most importantly the fire departments for the four largest cities in the United States, NYC, LA, Chicago, and Houston.
Here is our current coverage:
Enjoy!
Is Omaha Fire covered well on Broadcastify calls? I can’t tell just giving it a quick look
I second this suggestion...
Would be cool to see recent calls spatially.
My friend often texts me when she hears sirens "what's going on in my neighborhood?".
Would be cool to see recent calls spatially.
If this is what is transcribing the Philly fire calls stream, it can't handle Philly accents. 
All located in Officer errado's lab if the communication is better Wow
That was "on location, investigating..." and nothing about communication and no wow.
Often times, it just says [#Unintelligible] in exasperation.
Thanks Wally translated from "Battalion 12's aide" made me LOL.
All located in Officer errado's lab if the communication is better Wow
That was "on location, investigating..." and nothing about communication and no wow.
Often times, it just says [#Unintelligible] in exasperation.
Thanks Wally translated from "Battalion 12's aide" made me LOL.
Yeah, but we'll understand it....If this is what is transcribing the Philly fire calls stream, it can't handle Philly accents.
All located in Officer errado's lab if the communication is better Wow
That was "on location, investigating..." and nothing about communication and no wow.
Often times, it just says [#Unintelligible] in exasperation.
Thanks Wally translated from "Battalion 12's aide" made me LOL.
If this is what is transcribing the Philly fire calls stream, it can't handle Philly accents.
All located in Officer errado's lab if the communication is better Wow
That was "on location, investigating..." and nothing about communication and no wow.
Often times, it just says [#Unintelligible] in exasperation.
Thanks Wally translated from "Battalion 12's aide" made me LOL.
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