Rapid-deploy survivor detection kit
Locate breathing survivors through smoke, concrete, and rubble before crews enter. Deploys in 90 seconds. Fully grid-independent — runs on its own power and generates its own signal source when building power is cut.
Detects respiratory movement through up to 30cm of concrete. Smoke, darkness, and debris have zero effect on the radio signal.
Identifies which room or zone a survivor is in. Multinode triangulation narrows position to roughly 1-2 meter zones.
Breathing present but no movement indicates an incapacitated survivor. Different extraction priority than conscious, mobile victims.
How many people are in the structure. Confirms whether crews have located all survivors or if the building is fully evacuated.
Abnormal breathing patterns — rapid, shallow, or irregular — flagged with separate alert. Prioritizes medical urgency for extraction order.
Pelican 1650 opens. Everything is foam-nested and labeled. One person can deploy the full kit.
Dedicated WiFi broadcast unit powers on. Begins flooding the structure with sensing signal. Replaces the building's router entirely.
Tripods extend and lock in under 5 seconds each. Nodes clip on. Two per exterior wall for full perimeter coverage.
All 8 nodes join the kit's hotspot and begin streaming CSI data to the command laptop.
Dashboard shows occupant count, room zones, breathing status, and extraction priority before any crew enters the structure.
Know which rooms have living occupants before crews breach. Stop sending firefighters into rooms with no survivors. Direct extraction to the right location first.
Breathing detection through concrete, debris, and collapsed structure. Locate survivors who cannot call out. Prioritize extraction by breathing status and medical urgency.
Confirm whether a structure is occupied before sending crews into a HAZMAT environment. Verify evacuation is complete without entering the hot zone.
Rapidly triage multiple damaged structures for survivor presence. Deploy, get data, redeploy in minutes. Prioritize rescue resources to confirmed-survivor locations.
Clear remote structures — cabins, outbuildings, vehicles — for survivor presence without physical entry. Works when building power has been out for days.
Verify that evacuated structures are truly empty before controlled demolition, flooding, or other irreversible actions. Confirm no occupants remain.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Node Count | 8 sensor nodes per kit |
| Sensing Technology | WiFi CSI · 56 subcarriers · multistatic mesh fusion |
| Signal Source | Onboard battery-powered broadcast unit · independent of building power |
| Through-Wall Detection | Up to 30cm concrete · drywall · wood · brick · smoke · debris |
| Breathing Detection | 6–30 BPM · detects through all listed materials |
| Deployment Time | 90 seconds to live data · one-person deployment |
| Grid Dependency | None — fully self-contained power and signal |
| Battery Runtime | 8+ hours per node · signal unit 6+ hours |
| Coverage | Full perimeter coverage up to 3,000 sq ft structure |
| Detection Outputs | Survivor count · room location · breathing rate · conscious/incapacitated status · distress flag |
| Operating Conditions | 0°C to 60°C · smoke · zero visibility · rain |
| Case | Pelican 1650 · waterproof · foam-nested |
| Total Kit Weight | ~20 lbs fully packed |
| Procurement Path | Direct purchase · FEMA vendor · GSA schedule (in process) |
We'll run a live deployment at your training facility. See survivor detection through a real structure before your department commits.