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Mid & West Wales Fire and Rescue Service are striving to enhance operational safety and response by exploiting technology to deliver the first truly ‘digitised fireground’ solution. The objective is to improve real time situational awareness using ‘bleeding edge’ technology which has been developed through GovTech Catalyst Funding and an innovative partnership approach with suppliers. In this episode we explore how AI and machine learning fit into the operational environment of the future, as well as why innovation and transformation is challenging, but worth it.
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