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As rural New South Wales braces for bushfire season, Hypha has stepped in with a transformative communication solution for the NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS).
Hypha’s innovative Vehicle-as-a-Node (VaaN) technology is set to redefine emergency response in communication blackspots.
Rural and remote areas in NSW often lack reliable cellular coverage, making reliable communication difficult when it’s needed most.
Firefighters have faced challenges in accessing timely information and maintaining communication during critical situations.
Without real-time data and connectivity, command centres and frontline responders experience delays in decision-making.
Rolling out VaaN technology to 5,000 RFS vehicles, enabling them to serve as Wi-Fi hotspots using 4G, 5G and Starlink connectivity.
Providing RFS personnel with high-speed internet access for mobile devices and equipment – from geo-tracking to data feeds and livestreaming.
Overseeing performance of VaaN-equipped vehicles to ensure optimal functionality through updates and integration with existing systems.
Empowers firefighters with real-time communication and data-sharing capabilities for faster life-saving decisions.
Eliminates communication black spots and allows for seamless coordination between command centres and the field.
RFS praised Hypha’s understanding of their challenges and the delivery of a tailored and innovative solution.
By bridging critical communication gaps, Hypha is setting a new standard in mission-critical connectivity for Australia’s major emergency service providers.
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