What happens when a volcano erupts? What are the consequences? How do we know we are in danger? Almost every inhabitant living in the volcanic Cotopaxi area asks these questions [...]
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A trully unusual workplace for people from Central Europe – somewhere in a desert in Kuwait. A multicultural team: Indians responsible for assembly, Nigerians responsible for gas sensors, and our [...]
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On January 31st, 2018, a tsunami drill was carried out in 5 provinces in Ecuador: Esmeraldas, Manabí, Guayas, Santa Elena, and the Galapagos. This simulation exercise was run as an [...]
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What all government and rescue officials agreed on was that such platforms should only complement robust warning systems of sirens. There are several reasons as follows: During an emergency, mobile […]
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An important question in an early warning system project is the right selection of means of communications between system elements. The appropriate choice of communications affects the system quality, operating [...]
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Name of Recipient: Location: Total Number of Sirens: Date of Manufacturing: Goal of the Project: Bundaberg Regional Council in Queensland Queensland, Australia 2 Screamer Car 70 W Sirens 2017 Preparation [...]
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Something is refreshing about the beginning of every New Year. It is the time to reflect on the past year and refocus our goals for the upcoming year. That is [...]
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The residents and tourists of Hawaii experienced an unexpected situation on Saturday, 13th January. Fortunately, a warning of a ballistic missile attack resulted in a false alarm. What Happened in [...]
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An important question in an early warning system project is the right selection of means of communications between system elements. The appropriate choice of communications affects the system quality, operating [...]
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No, it doesn´t! Let's find out why in the following article. With growing sales of our products, the amount of work to do is increasingly growing too, which is sometimes [...]
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