A wildfire doesn’t just burn trees and buildings—it shatters lives. It can erase decades of memories, safety, and identity in mere minutes. For survivors, the
We’re proud to share that HQPlantations, Queensland’s largest plantation timber company, has now been using excis’s AI-assisted wildfire detection system for four years. The partnership began
exci’s AI Wildfire Detection Enters Phase 2 of Victoria Trials with FFMVic 7 November 2024 exci is thrilled to announce that our AI bushfire
exci is in the news again! We are now protecting the Sunshine Coast with our early bushfire detection system! In the wake of the devastating
A Dynamic Partnership for Public Safety and Forest Preservation Exciting news! Forestry Corporation NSW, a trusted expert in sustainable forest management, and the NSW Rural
Welcome to our blog, where we strive to provide valuable information and resources to our readers. Today, we are honoured to feature a guest blog
It’s no secret that bushfires are a devastating occurrence in many parts of the world, especially in Australia. In an effort to better protect citizens
We are thrilled to share some wonderful news with our valued customers and supporters. exci, a pioneering brand that emerged four years ago in the
We are delighted to welcome Franklin Chen, the Outreach Coordinator from Asbestos.com, as our guest blogger today. Franklin has written an informative piece on the
Image source above: World Resources Institute https://www.wri.org/insights/6-graphics-explain-climate-feedback-loop-fueling-us-fires Issue date of the following article: 13 February 2023 In orbit, in the air or even on the ground, photonics
The Regional Development Australia Sunshine Coast Inc (RDA), an Australian Government initiative to enhance the development of the Sunshine Coast, commissioned exci, an Australian company based
The world is facing a pressing challenge – the increasing threat of wildfires that put our communities and precious natural landscapes in jeopardy. In the
https://youtu.be/rv_CtvCVvWM AWS is no stranger to innovation. At the first re:Mars event in 2019, they showcased their work on some of the hottest topics in
Swinburne Alumni, Gabrielle and Christopher Tylor, who are the founders and directors of exci – a commercial early bushfire detection system – were awarded the “Innovative
We’re proud to share that Gabrielle and Christopher Tylor, co-founders of exci, have been honoured in Swinburne University of Technology’s 2022 Alumni Impact Awards. This
A key determinant of whether a bushfire turns into a large and devastating fire is the time between ignition, detection, and first attack response. Therefore,
Christopher and Gabrielle Tylor are two of Swinburne University of Technology’s exceptional finalists for the 2022 Alumni Impact Awards. Both are passionate about finding innovative
exci has been invited to present its innovative early bush/wildfire detection system to the audience at the Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction, taking
exci in action. exci uses artificial intelligence to identify fires in rapid time In summary Swinburne alumni Gabrielle and Christopher Tylor have developed a
The Swinburne University of Technology announced the exceptional finalists for the 2022 Alumni Impact Awards. The awards acknowledge innovative, entrepreneurial and successful alumni who have
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