Find the early signs.
AI-assisted camera monitoring identifies smoke and potential fire activity across wide landscapes, day and night.
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Preparing the landscapeBefore the smoke becomes a skyline.
Before a signal becomes an emergency.
There is a moment to see more.
A trace of smoke in a vast landscape. Our camera network and AI work continuously to recognise the early signs and bring them to human attention.
Some places need a watchtower for a season. Others need one when conditions change. FireBase brings cameras, power, communications and local intelligence to the places that need them.
Fixed cameras and mobile coverage contribute to the same picture. Bring together camera bearings, weather and human judgement so the right people know where to look and what needs attention.
When the ground network needs a closer look, observation takes to the air. FireScout is being developed to investigate detections with close-range optical and thermal imagery, with people overseeing the operation.
Above the local aircraft layer, the stratosphere offers another perspective. Red Horizon is our high-altitude platform systems programme, exploring broad-area detection and monitoring between ground cameras and satellites.
From FireBase on the ground to Red Horizon in the stratosphere, each layer sees something different. Satellites extend that view still further. RapidFire’s satellite intelligence direction connects wider-area observations with local understanding.
Our ambition is intelligence that connects sensing, prediction and coordinated action. Specialist AI agents could connect fixed and mobile sensing, stratospheric observations and aerial systems, while people retain authority over response.
Discover the service protecting landscapes today, and the technologies shaping tomorrow.
Meet Fire Foresight ↓Technology is only useful when it helps you decide. Fire Foresight brings detection, location, context and escalation into one managed service.
AI-assisted camera monitoring identifies smoke and potential fire activity across wide landscapes, day and night.
Human reviewers assess detections, filter false positives and consider planned burns before escalation.
TerrainIQ, camera bearings and multi-camera triangulation help locate incidents in their terrain and operational context.
Imagery, weather and incident information reach the right people through agreed email, SMS and phone workflows.
Networked cameras and AI models provide continuous observation. Optical and infrared options are matched to your site; thermal integration extends the sensing roadmap.
Connect detections with terrain, camera views, weather and the areas you manage. TerrainIQ supports single-camera geolocation, complemented by triangulation where views overlap.
24/7 triage, incident verification and configurable escalation support your response procedures. Separate users, permissions and notifications keep each organisation’s information relevant.
Fixed sites and FireBase trailers combine cameras, solar and battery power, communications, weather monitoring and local compute. Tow a FireBase into position to fill a coverage gap, support an incident or adapt to seasonal priorities.
Different landscapes. Different responsibilities. A common need to see risk earlier and make informed decisions.
Monitor estates, support planned-burn awareness and give dispersed teams a shared picture of emerging fire activity.
Build situational awareness around assets, corridors and remote operations, with escalation aligned to your operational responsibilities.
Connect verified detections with regional awareness, cross-boundary coordination and established emergency workflows.
Strengthen visibility around communities, natural assets and hard-to-access country through coordinated monitoring partnerships.
The broader Fire Foresight development programme also explores optical, thermal and environmental monitoring for waste facilities and dangerous-goods storage, including lithium-ion battery risk. Talk to us about a tailored project.

Fire Foresight grew out of a practical challenge: how do you keep watch over vast, remote landscapes when every early signal matters?
Our work with Tasmanian forestry and land managers combines field engineering, connected sensors and AI with the experience of people who know the land.
Today, that foundation supports an operational detection service and a bigger ambition: connect the technologies that help teams understand a fire and coordinate what happens next.
As part of AURA Foresight, we are taking our next generation of wildfire intelligence and aerial response into international field testing.
Explore the XPRIZE story ↗Our direction is a connected intelligence system that brings sensing, interpretation, prediction and coordinated action together, with people in control.
Combine thermal imaging, lightning, weather and satellite observations with ground sensors. Firesticks add fuel-moisture measurements to help teams understand local conditions.
Develop drone investigation to bring close-range optical and thermal intelligence to a detected event. Link terrain and weather with fire-spread modelling to inform response options.
Specialist AI agents could connect observations, simulations and mission planning. The ambition extends to coordinated aerial systems and suppression, under human oversight.
These are development directions, not commitments to availability or delivery dates. Red Horizon is working through sensing experiments and capability validation towards a possible persistent service. Aircraft operations and suppression depend on validation, operating permissions and deployment conditions.
More connected intelligence.
More time to make a difference.
Tell us about your land, assets and response needs. We’ll discuss coverage, deployment options and a demonstration of Fire Foresight.
sales@fireforesight.comCambridge, Tasmania · Working across Australia and beyond