Diverse Alarm Reception
Supports multi-channel alarm intake and intelligent recognition.
Fire Rescue Communications
CroSkylink combines rapidly deployable MESH networking, visual command, and multi-agency coordination to maintain reliable communication between frontline teams and command centers in complex fireground environments.
Modern fire rescue requires timely incident awareness, precise resource dispatch, and continuous information exchange across multiple response teams. The system brings these functions into a unified command workflow.
Supports multi-channel alarm intake and intelligent recognition.
Uses GIS and IoT technologies to identify incident coordinates rapidly.
Dynamically optimizes rescue team deployment through AI-assisted analysis.
Uses ad-hoc networking to synchronize instructions between command and frontline teams.
Combines situational information, modeling, and visual tools to support command decisions.
Built around the CroSkylink wireless ad-hoc communication system, the solution creates an integrated air-ground-space network for voice, video, and data transmission across complex disaster scenes.
MESH backpack terminals, vehicle relays, and UAV-mounted base stations connect personnel, vehicles, and aerial devices.
Dynamic routing supports autonomous networking, multi-hop relay, and intelligent anti-interference where public infrastructure is unavailable.
The dispatch platform aggregates node locations and status data, then sends commands to frontline terminals for closed-loop coordination.
Frequency adaptation and dynamic power optimization help maintain links around building obstructions and electromagnetic interference.
Supports 1080P video, voice group communication, and electronic fence alerts for improved situational awareness.
Open API interfaces support integration with public safety, medical, and transportation platforms.
Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum and intelligent spectrum sensing are designed to maintain stable communication around industrial electromagnetic interference and other challenging fireground conditions.
Lightweight backpack terminals can establish a temporary local network rapidly.
UAV-mounted base stations help overcome high-rise and terrain obstructions.
4G/5G public network backhaul can connect the temporary network to wider communication resources.
Urgent voice commands can receive priority in bandwidth allocation.
Thermal imaging, gas sensor, and other field data can be combined into a unified operational view.
Shared communication links support joint operations across fire, medical, public safety, and other response teams.
Elastic networking, intelligent anti-interference, and multi-dimensional collaboration help deliver timely field information and reliable command links throughout fire rescue operations.