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Connecting Public Safety Technology to be victim-centered, pro-active, and pre-emptive to save lives at 21st century levels

with an alliance of organizations, individuals, and victims supporting creating rescue technology, applications, and systems.

● We work on creating alliances and collaboration, as collaboration is lacking today. There are many individuals and start ups, all with different specialties, but they are not working together or are unseen.
● Victims are continually left out of these conversations and focuses, causing massive loopholes and disconnects between management and victims, as well as for the purposes of technology.
● It’s not centralized or comprehensive, or victim-centered, which makes most cases not prevented, victims not as quickly rescued, it’s not accurate, and the aftermath is not legalized/solved.
● Sides of incident types will not collaborate with each other. Types of incidents will be focused on more than others, even if important. City, county, state, national, and international are not collaborating, and need to.

Framework Social Shifts Summary – Examples of Innovation:

Victim-centering, from retrospective, reactionary to pro‐active, pre‐emptive. Action by power‐holders (and victims). It is a move away from (reactionary and/or management side only) towards promoting safety, equality, and comprehensiveness, thus targeting inequality, inaccuracies, lack of information, lack of collaboration, and disadvantage.
– Summary inspired from 30 years of equality legislation (now 40 years) – UK
– It is multiple incidents, situations and data perspectives to remove loopholes with multiple layers and providing comprehensiveness.
Using technology, real-time data, location, actions, collaboration, distribution, and information.

–> In summary, it’s comprehensive from all perspectives (including victims) and empowered with technology.

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Some Possible Issues of Public Safety Tech & Ideas to Improve:

1) Platform interface for the public – geolocation, writing/texting 911/emergency services, fast response/sending info to friends/family of location

– About question on if they are still using it, that could be like a chatbot AI similarly, but apps often know the usage of it, so that could also be a clue of where a person is.

Needs to be accurate of where a person is (a FCC cited study says this will save over 10,000 lives a year just on reducing response time by minutes with location)

2) Platform interface for the responders/databases/backend response – There needs to be automation as well to categorize where people need to go and also danger levels/distress levels by data collected

3) Backend Systems – collecting the data and respondingdigital footprints of a person – where they’re going, history, connections, etc…

4) Detection, Response, and Prevention – The key is that we want prevention and 100% accuracy as much as possible. Also witness robots would be needed because witnesses *and* evidence can be tampered with, intimidated, removed, or not exist especially with violent/sexual crimes… That’s why data collecting when sense distress and also if calling/contacting 911.

5) AI, ML, geolocation, Internet of Things – The thoughts was that the program could connect to other devices for close up info.

Robots/drones: Thoughts are to know the Situation Awareness to then deploy the rescue robots/drones to the area.

Victim-Centering

Real-Time Data

Partnerships

Safety & Equality

Location, Text, Photos, Videos

Collaboration