TaskForceTracker
Developed by Firefighters for firefighters and other first responders, TaskForceTracker uses the latest technology to provide critical information such as location and condition of personnel to the Incident Commander and Safety officer. This wearable, standalone system does not interfere with existing technology used on emergency scenes and is completely independent of existing handheld radio communication. Information is processed on scene and sent to tablets which display information about each responder on scene, and the conditions of those in the hazard zone. Fully configurable, this system can alert the Incident Commander and Safety Officer of potential hazards and firefighter locations in the event of a Mayday situation. All proprietary system equipment manufactured and assembled in Texas.
The TaskForceTracker is a scale-able system, meaning that more wearable devices can be added or removed on the fly as response to an incident ramps up or demobilizes. The system is completely independent of radio repeaters or internet connectivity and can work in the most hostile environments including heavy structures or remote wilderness. This patent-pending system for first responders is currently undergoing extensive testing and development. Pilots with select agencies are beginning soon with general pilots and purchasing options available later in 2017.
Visit us at FDIC Booth #9634 in April for live demonstrations.
The TaskForceTracker Advantage
The TaskForceTracker system is designed for use by Fire Departments, Law Enforcement, EMS Agencies, Military Units, and Civilian Emergency Response Teams. TaskForceTracker offers unique advantages over similar technology:
No lengthy setup
The system deploys automatically when units arrive on scene without "man traps" or beacons that have to be manually deployed.
No forgetting to turn on trackers
With a 4 week standby battery, wearable trackers are always-on so responders are tracked the moment they arrive on scene.
No gear-specific requirements
The wearable tracker is not integrated with an SCBA or other specific gear so the system can be used on a variety of emergency scenes or after SCBAs are doffed.
Independent radio system
The TaskForceTracker system does not rely on any existing radio systems or bulky radio modems and is free of FCC site licensing requirements.
Affordable and Robust
At a projected cost around $300 per responder, and with the wearable trackers meeting rigorous waterproofing, fireproofing, and shockproofing standards, this device is a must have for any emergency scene!
World-Class Support
Founded by first responders, for first responders, ResponderX offers extensive product support and first-time training for customers.
The ResponderX Team
Our team consists of a diverse group of technical, non-technical, and emergency services professionals and is led by a CEO that boasts a resume in both emergency services and technology engineering. The management team has a combined 75+ years of experience in emergency response and training, 50+ years in engineering and technology, and 40+ years in business and financial administration. Our leadership is also augmented with several business advisers and legal counsel specializing in technology startups and technology patents. Backed by an advisory committee made up of diverse leaders from the emergency response community, our team is uniquely positioned to bring new ideas and technologies to emergency response and safety professionals.
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| Merrie Noak Chief Financial Officer |
Jerry Lozano Chief Operating Officer |
Andrew Jarrett President and CEO |
Brian Noyle Director of Engineering |
Cody Blount Director of Client Relations |
Our Partners:
Arrow Electronics
NXP/Qualcomm
AdventGX
Linear Technology
TSTAR
Suntronic, Inc.
Blackwell Plastics
Paragon Innovations
Amazon Web Services
and over 30 emergency services agencies throughout the United States!
In Cooperation With:
Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service | Knowledge Engineering Center
Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service | Product Development Center
Texas A&M University | Department of Visualization
Texas A&M University | Startup Aggieland
