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FiSci ignites: harnessing AI to combat wildfires

The official launch of FiSci.

Orange bushfire glow on the horizon at dusk, seen from a ridge through silhouetted gum trees.

We’re thrilled to announce the official launch of FiSci, a company dedicated to changing wildfire management with the power of artificial intelligence.

At FiSci we believe that technology can be a game-changer in the fight against wildfires. Our mission is to develop AI solutions that transform the mitigation, containment, suppression and overhaul of wildfire, ultimately protecting lives, communities and precious natural resources.

We are a team of experts in AI, technology and emergency management, combining our diverse expertise to create tools and strategies that will redefine how we approach wildfire management.

While we’re still in the early stages, we’re excited about the potential of our work and can’t wait to share more. Stay tuned for updates on our progress, our team, and the solutions we’re developing.

Together, we can make a real difference in the face of this global challenge.

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