When we remember the Black Summer bushfires that ravaged towns like Mogo, NSW, the heartache is still vivid. For residents like Phil Mayberry, who narrowly

Wildfires are more than local disasters—every blaze leaves a lasting impact on the planet. As wildfires rage across regions like North America, Europe, and Australia,

Bushfires pose a growing threat to Australia’s economy and environment. Their frequency and intensity have escalated from the devastating Black Saturday fires in 2009 to

On January 4, 2020, Penrith, an outer Sydney suburb near the Blue Mountains, recorded a searing temperature of 48.9°C—one of the hottest places on Earth

The rise in global temperatures and increasingly frequent extreme weather events are undeniable signs of our rapidly changing climate. One of the most devastating outcomes

  Wildfires not only ravage land but also have far-reaching and profound effects on water systems. By stripping away vegetation, they leave soil vulnerable to

Wildfires have shaped landscapes and ecosystems for millions of years, but their frequency and intensity have surged in recent decades. Climate change and human activity

exci is redefining wildfire detection with our cutting-edge, camera-agnostic AI-driven wildfire/bushfire detection technology. Our system integrates effortlessly with various types of cameras. This flexibility gives

As the planet continues to warm due to climate change, wildfires/bushfires are becoming increasingly frequent, severe, and difficult to combat. According to a UN report,

In our previous blog posts, we explored the differences in object recognition between humans and AI, and how insights from human neural processes can enhance

In our previous post, we explored the fascinating differences between human object recognition and artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities. Humans can recognise objects quickly and accurately,

Have you ever observed a 2-year-old meticulously picking out broccoli bits from her bowl of noodles and swiftly discarding them with a flick – as

Growing up in Austria, surrounded by majestic mountains and beautiful landscapes, I found joy in nature. Whether I was climbing trees, exploring wheat fields, or

I enjoy tending to my garden and witnessing tender shoots emerge. In early spring, my husband and I built raised garden beds out of pallets,

Reports of widespread evacuations, burnt-out communities, wildlife loss, and a dense smoke haze devastated the tourism industry, casting a shadow over travel destinations globally.  In

Firefighting is a hazardous job, especially during severe wildfire seasons. As we brace ourselves for the upcoming summer, there is a looming concern about pushing

Australia’s ambition to position itself as an ‘innovation nation’ is overshadowed by the disheartening reality of gradually losing ground to global competitors. This stark contrast