Tech firm's AI mapping helps first responders get to people easier, faster

Pure Wireless is using new-age technology to solve a long-established problem in the emergency services field. "The key thing I'm so excited about is saving lives," the co-founder says.

By Beth Luberecki
| 5:00 a.m. May 15, 2024
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Dain Bolling and Elliott Singer with Naples-based Pure Wireless believe 911locate.ai has the potential to be used nationwide.

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When you’re having a medical emergency, time is of the essence. According to the American Heart Association, for example, your chance of survival while waiting for emergency medical services during a cardiac emergency decreases by 10% every minute that goes by without receiving CPR.

A Naples tech company, Pure Wireless, was already working to address that issue — and help public safety services respond to emergencies quicker — by fixing cellular dead spots in high-occupancy residential and commercial buildings and conducting radiofrequency testing within buildings to ensure that first responders can communicate via two-way radio.