H3\nDynamics has signed an MoU with Avaya to\ndeliver a suite of aerial video and real-time video analytics solutions to\ngovernment and emergency responders across the Middle East and Africa.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
H3\nDynamics\u2019 Dronebox base station systems are field robots managing their own\ndrone operations. They can be stationed at different locations and deploy various\ncamera drones at a minute\u2019s notice, responding autonomously to incident\ntriggers within existing sensor or camera networks. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Using\nAvaya IX Workplace, a powerful unified communications solution for calling,\nmessaging, conferencing and collaboration, H3 Dynamics\u2019 drone stations can feed\nlive aerial drone video footage from different locations to decision makers in\ncommand centres. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Aerial\nvideo streams can also be fed through to multiple locations and devices via\nsecure video conferencing. Emergency and non-emergency contact centres running\nAvaya IX Contact Center solutions will also be able to remotely deploy and\nmanage drones in emergency scenarios and be supported by a real-time aerial video\nstream of events taking place in such scenarios. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
The combination of both companies\u2019 technologies will help government\nagencies and emergency responders to react to incidents faster and more\nefficiently. The Dronebox system is currently being tested on\na number of use cases by government authorities around the region. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
One\nsees the solution being put into operation by a police service, whereby a\nreconnaissance drone is deployed in the event of a traffic accident, so that\nofficers can quickly assess the level of response required. Another sees the\nsolution put into use by fire departments, helping teams support search and\nrescue operations as well as assess fire-related damage to high-rise buildings.\n<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Taras\nWankewycz, Group Founder and CEO, H3 Dynamics, said: \u201cOur core technology\nblueprint can easily be translated into a number of exciting use cases. Because\nour solutions enable the automated deployment of drones, we can achieve rapid response\ntimes to various incidents with minimal human involvement. Our partnership with\nAvaya helps teams on the ground gain the information they need to make more\ninformed decisions while saving a lot of time.\u201d <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Frederick\nSabty, Vice President \u2013 Hospitality, Healthcare and Intelligent Devices, Avaya\nInternational, added: \u201cThe openness of Avaya\u2019s unified communications and\ncontact centre portfolio technologies enables the creation of cutting-edge use\ncases. As is true in the private sector, public organisations no longer require\nstandalone products \u2013 they need real, integrated solutions that meet their\nchallenges. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u201cThis\nMoU represents a perfect example of combining our market-leading, open\ncommunications products with next-generation autonomous flight technology to deliver\na never-before-seen innovation.\u201d <\/p>\n\n\n\n
The\nnew joint solution is just one being demonstrated at the Avaya Partner Summit\nthis week as part of Avaya ENGAGE Dubai. Taking place between November 12 and\n14, the event sees over 1,000 Avaya customers, partners and alliance members\nconverge on Dubai to experience the latest innovations and use cases for\nmastering the Art of Experience. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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