A new bill would allocate $6 million over three years to add to the network of 40 AI smoke detection cameras in Colorado, which started in Aspen in 2021.

Fire departments in 10 states, including Colorado and California, are using AI-powered cameras to detect wildfires early. The system gives crews faster alerts and precise locations.

A summit held June 12 in Aspen attracted leaders in the insurance, wildfire response, technology and real estate industries ...

So, seven months ago, the Colorado Education Initiative set out to create a roadmap that would guide K-12 school districts through the implementation of the technology. “School districts are really ...

Aspen Fire Department was the first Colorado fire house to partner with Pano AI back in 2020. Fire Chief Rick Balentine said the technology has changed the way they allocate staff resources and ...

As part of his overhaul of the 30-year-old X Games franchise, Jeremy Bloom deployed AI judging for the first time at the ...

The CEO of X Games, Jeremy Bloom, has announced the launch of Owl AI, a platform and company that aims to bring AI technology to sports judging and eliminate the possibility of human error. The ...

A new artificial intelligence program being used in Colorado will help identify wildfires as small as an acre by scanning images taken by weather satellites orbiting about 22,000 miles above the Ea… ...

But Carbondale Fire won’t have to make any hard funding decisions regarding Pano AI for a while. Aspen Fire Department was the first Colorado fire house to partner with Pano AI back in 2020. Fire ...