Pano Company Profile

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Description

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Company Name

Pano

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Website

www.pano.ai

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Established Date

2019

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Headquartered

San Francisco, California, USA

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Market Position/ History

Pano AI, founded in 2020 and based in San Francisco, leverages AI-powered cameras and deep-learning systems for early wildfire detection. The company deploys high-definition, rotating cameras in high-risk areas, which provide real-time data for fire response teams. With its technology, Pano has monitored millions of acres, helping to reduce wildfire response times and mitigate damage. In April, 2024, Pano AI Achieved ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Certification

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Sales Area

North America, Autralia

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Manufacturing Location

San Francisco, California, USA

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Competitors

Insight Robotics

IQ FireWatch

Paratronic

SmokeD

Gridware

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CEO

Sonia Kastner

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Ownership Type

Private

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Contact Information

3130 20th Street, Suite 175, San Francisco, CA 94110, United States

Product

Product Description

Pano Stations

Pano Rapid Detect is an advanced, connected platform that empowers fire professionals to detect, confirm, and disseminate information about wildfires faster than ever before. By integrating AI-supported detection, enhanced visual equipment, and rapid data analysis, Pano enables specialists to monitor wildfire activity in real-time, with a unified view combining ultra-high-definition cameras, satellite data, field sensors, legacy cameras, emergency alerts, and more. This enables faster identification, confirmation, and containment of wildfires, protecting lives, property, and natural resources.

Key Features of Pano Stations:

Detection: Pano Stations are strategically deployed on high vantage points to continuously scan the surrounding landscape using 360-degree, ultra-high-definition cameras. With artificial intelligence, Pano can automatically detect, verify, and classify wildfire events in real-time. The system allows for instant viewing and triage of wildfire alerts, enhancing the speed and accuracy of fire monitoring.

Confirmation: Once a potential wildfire is detected, rapid confirmation is critical. Pano uses intelligent, auto-centered images with enhanced zoom to verify the location and size of the fire. The AI system immediately alerts fire monitoring professionals and provides the exact fire location, speeding up the process of confirming and responding to the threat.

Dissemination: After confirming a fire, Pano helps fire professionals quickly disseminate essential information to first responders and their extended teams. The system’s real-time communication tools—such as alerts, mobile notifications, and time-lapse imagery—ensure that responders have up-to-date details on the fire’s location and movement. This enables more accurate, coordinated, and timely firefighting efforts.

Pano Stations in Action: Deployed in high-risk areas like Malibu, California, Pano Stations provide continuous monitoring to detect wildfires early, ensuring a faster response time that can help mitigate the damage caused by devastating fires.

Year

Latest News

November, 2024

Xcel Energy unveiling AI-driven wildfire detection system for Texas Panhandle

Xcel Energy introduces an AI-based wildfire detection system in Texas to provide real-time video feeds and alerts for faster response, following the catastrophic Smokehouse Creek Fire.

October, 2024

Pano AI recognized for wildfire detection technology on MIT Technology Review’s 2024 climate tech list

Pano AI’s AI-driven wildfire detection system earns recognition on MIT Technology Review’s list of "15 Climate Tech Companies to Watch" for its impact on climate adaptation and wildfire management.

May, 2024

Fire detection cameras being installed at Crown Mountain

Roaring Fork Valley enhances wildfire detection with AI-powered cameras at Crown Mountain. The new Pano AI system can detect fires up to 10 miles away and provides early warnings for better resource deployment.

May, 2024

Rogers launches AI-powered cameras to detect wildfires in B.C.

Rogers Communications tests AI-enhanced cameras in B.C. to spot fires up to 24 kilometers away, reducing response times. The technology has shown success in detecting outbreaks early and saving lives.