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Winning ideas to transform wildfire detection and response

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Wildfire Today reports: Teams globally have participated in a competition to innovate technology for wildfire detection and response, culminating in an award ceremony held at the New York City Fire Museum on September 23, according to Wildfire Today. The winners received substantial funding to further their developments in this field.

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Winning ideas to transform wildfire detection and response

Wildfire Today reports: Teams globally have participated in a competition to innovate technology for wildfire detection and response, culminating in an award ceremony held at the New York City Fire Museum on September 23, according to Wildfire Today. The winners received substantial funding to further their developments in this field.

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