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RedBox 911

Custom Wildfire Monitoring & Early Warning

Built for the places that need it most.

RedBox 911 is an in-development, custom-designed wildfire hazard-mitigation and early-warning platform from Technology One Security.

Every system is planned around the coverage area, station locations, communications, power, installation and monitoring needs of the mission.

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RedBox 911 solar-powered wildfire monitoring station overlooking a forest fire

Plan before you deploy

BlueMap™ guides the network

A successful monitoring network starts with a clear view of the terrain, risks and coverage requirements.

TechnologyOne uses BlueMap™ deployment planning to evaluate coverage areas, station locations, communications paths and power options before a RedBox network is configured.

BlueMap deployment considerations

Coverage area
Terrain and line of sight
Power options
Communications paths
Station locations
Monitoring needs
Plan the network. Configure the stations. Support the mission.

Custom-designed systems

Built Around the Mission

RedBox 911 is not a one-size-fits-all camera package. TechnologyOne works with each agency or organization to evaluate the coverage area, plan station locations, select configurations and determine communications and power requirements.

The result is a coordinated monitoring strategy designed for the location, the risk and the people who need to respond.

Coverage area
Station locations
Camera configuration
Power requirements
Communications options
Environmental conditions
Remote monitoring requirements

Custom designed. Custom built. Field deployable. Remotely managed.

RedBox configurations

Choose the Right Eyes for the Mission

RedBox 911 Fixed wildfire monitoring station

RedBox 911 Fixed

Persistent Eyes on High-Risk Areas

RedBox 911 Fixed uses one or more professional fixed cameras aimed at specific areas of concern. Because fixed cameras do not need to rotate between viewing positions, each camera can continuously monitor its assigned sector.

Fixed-camera configurations also have fewer moving components and can be an excellent solution where specific directions or areas require continuous observation.

  • Single-camera installations
  • Multiple fixed-camera sectors
  • AI-assisted wildfire detection
  • Integrated weather monitoring
  • Solar/battery power
  • Cellular connectivity
  • Remote system monitoring

Best suited for: Targeted wildfire-risk areas, wildland-urban interfaces, utility corridors, parks, remote properties and locations where continuous sector monitoring is preferred.

DESIGN A FIXED SYSTEM
RedBox 911 PTZ wildfire monitoring station

RedBox 911 PTZ

Wide-Area Monitoring Without the Flagship Cost

RedBox 911 PTZ uses a professional VITEK long-range PTZ camera to provide wide-area surveillance and remote investigation capability. The camera can patrol multiple predetermined viewing positions while authorized personnel retain the ability to remotely pan, tilt and optically zoom for situational awareness.

Because of the pole-mounted configuration, a small rear viewing obstruction may exist. TechnologyOne designs the mounting system to minimize this obstruction.

  • Professional PTZ camera
  • Long-range optical zoom
  • Remote pan/tilt/zoom control
  • Preset patrol positions
  • AI-assisted wildfire detection
  • Integrated weather monitoring
  • Solar/battery power
  • Cellular connectivity
  • Remote system monitoring

Best suited for: County and municipal deployments requiring broad monitoring coverage and live PTZ investigation capability at a lower system cost than the Command configuration.

DESIGN A PTZ SYSTEM
RedBox 911 Command wildfire monitoring station

RedBox 911 Command

Our Flagship Wildfire Monitoring Station

RedBox 911 Command is designed around the professional-grade AXIS Q6225-LE heavy-duty PTZ. The top-mounted camera provides an unobstructed 360-degree platform for wide-area monitoring and live investigation.

It is built for high-value vantage points where maximum capability and durability are priorities.

  • 31× optical zoom
  • Endless 360° pan
  • Long-range viewing
  • Electronic image stabilization
  • Integrated lens wiper
  • Harsh-environment construction
  • AI-assisted wildfire detection
  • Integrated weather monitoring
  • Solar/battery power
  • Cellular connectivity
  • Remote monitoring and control

Best suited for: High-value vantage points, regional monitoring sites, emergency-management deployments and locations where maximum capability and durability are priorities.

DESIGN A COMMAND SYSTEM
RedBox 911 Mobile wildfire monitoring station

RedBox 911 Mobile

Take RedBox Where It's Needed.

Not every monitoring location needs to be permanent. RedBox 911 can also be configured as a mobile, trailer-based monitoring system for agencies and organizations that need the flexibility to relocate wildfire detection and situational-awareness capabilities as conditions change.

Every RedBox Mobile system is configured around the customer's mission and deployment requirements.

  • AI-assisted wildfire detection
  • Professional fixed or PTZ cameras
  • Solar and battery power with backup propane generation
  • Cellular communications
  • Local weather and environmental monitoring
  • Remote system monitoring and access

Best suited for: Wildfire monitoring, temporary hazard monitoring, emergency-management operations, disaster response and other situations where rapidly deployable remote visibility is valuable.

DISCUSS A MOBILE REDBOX

MULTI-HAZARD MONITORING

One RedBox. More Than One Mission.

RedBox 911 is designed as a flexible remote hazard-monitoring platform, not just a wildfire camera. A RedBox deployed for AI-assisted wildfire detection can also be configured to monitor flood conditions, local weather and other environmental risks from the same off-grid platform.

Remote RedBox flood monitoring station beside a flooded low-water crossing

Remote Flood Monitoring

Remote water-level sensors can be placed at creeks, low-water crossings, bridges, drainage areas and other flood-prone locations while the RedBox remains safely positioned on higher ground.

The sensors report water level back to the RedBox, allowing the system to monitor both:

  • Water depth
  • Rate of rise

When conditions reach preset thresholds, alerts can be generated and the RedBox camera can provide immediate visual verification of the affected area.

One RedBox can monitor multiple remote flood-sensor locations.

A RedBox PTZ or Command station can also use preset camera positions to quickly view specific crossings or flood-prone areas when a sensor reports rising water.

AUTONOMOUS AERIAL RESPONSE

When RedBox Sees Something, Take a Closer Look.

For select deployments, RedBox 911 can incorporate autonomous drone technology to extend situational awareness beyond the view of a stationary camera.

Using the Sunflower Labs Bee autonomous drone and Hive docking system, an equipped RedBox site can add an aerial layer of visual intelligence to the RedBox monitoring network.

The Bee can launch from its Hive, provide an aerial view of the surrounding area and return to the Hive for automated landing and charging.

Sunflower Labs Bee drone and Hive docking system beside a RedBox monitoring station

Extend the Reach of RedBox

Aerial response can provide emergency-management and public-safety personnel another perspective when conditions are developing beyond the immediate view of a RedBox camera.

  • Wildfire investigation and situational awareness
  • Flood and high-water assessment
  • Critical-infrastructure monitoring
  • Remote property and perimeter assessment
  • Emergency and disaster response
  • Visual investigation of detected events

SEE IT. VERIFY IT. INVESTIGATE IT FROM THE AIR.

Autonomous aerial capabilities are available for qualifying deployments and subject to site requirements, system configuration and applicable aviation regulations.

The RedBox Platform

AI Wildfire Detection

Camera-based smoke and fire detection for early wildfire awareness.

Weather Monitoring

Local wind, rainfall, temperature, humidity and other environmental conditions.

Remote Flood Monitoring

Wireless water-level sensors for flood-prone locations and low-water crossings.

Live Visual Verification

Professional fixed or PTZ cameras give emergency-management personnel a live view when conditions change.

Autonomous Aerial Response

An optional aerial capability for investigating areas beyond the immediate view of stationary cameras.

BlueMap identifies the hazards. RedBox monitors them.

BlueMap network plan showing RedBox stations, flood sensors and emergency-management connections

During the BlueMap planning process, TechnologyOne can evaluate terrain, elevation, flood-prone locations, wildfire exposure, lines of sight, communications coverage and critical infrastructure to help determine where RedBox stations and remote sensors should be deployed.

One platform. Multiple hazards. One coordinated monitoring strategy.

Design Your RedBox Network

A coordinated network

One Platform. Multiple Configurations.

RedBox stations can be combined into a coordinated monitoring network, with each location configured for its role in the overall coverage strategy.

BlueMap planning helps identify where fixed, PTZ, Command and Mobile configurations can provide the most value across the mission area.

One platform. Multiple configurations. One coordinated monitoring strategy.

Fixed. PTZ. Command. Mobile.

TechnologyOne helps determine the right RedBox configuration—and the right location—for the mission.

AI-assisted wildfire detection

From Detection to Verification

RedBox can incorporate managed AI wildfire detection workflows to help surface potential smoke and fire events for review. Detection workflows, alerting and monitoring are configured around the needs of the deployment.

ObserveAnalyzeAlertVerifyRespond
  1. 01

    Observe

    Cameras monitor assigned coverage areas.

  2. 02

    Analyze

    AI-assisted workflows review potential events.

  3. 03

    Alert

    Configured notifications can be generated for review.

  4. 04

    Verify

    Authorized personnel can use live video for situational awareness.

  5. 05

    Respond

    Teams determine the appropriate next action.

RedBox 911 is in development. Final detection workflows, specifications and service plans are configured by project.

Environmental awareness

Local Weather Monitoring

RedBox can incorporate local weather and environmental monitoring to provide additional context around changing conditions.

Wind speed

Wind direction

Temperature

Humidity

Rainfall

Barometric pressure

Solar conditions

Environmental conditions

Weather data can help teams understand conditions around a monitored area. Contact us for details on available configurations.

Power and communications

Designed for Remote Locations

RedBox configurations can be designed for off-grid locations with solar and battery power, cellular communications and remote system access.

TechnologyOne evaluates power and communications requirements as part of each project design.

Solar power
Battery storage
Power management
Cellular communications
Backup power options
Professional cameras
Environmental monitoring

Hazard mitigation

Built for Agencies Managing Real Risk

RedBox is designed for agencies and organizations that need better visibility into wildfire risk, changing conditions and remote areas of concern.

TechnologyOne can discuss project requirements, deployment planning and available configuration options. Contact us for details.

County and municipal agencies
Fire and emergency-management teams
Utilities and critical infrastructure
Parks and public lands
Remote properties and facilities
Operations and response teams

From map to monitoring

Let’s Design Your RedBox Network.

From a single high-risk location to a county-wide wildfire monitoring network, TechnologyOne will help design a RedBox system around your terrain, risks and objectives.

  1. 01

    Evaluate the coverage area

    Review terrain, risks, visibility and operational priorities.

  2. 02

    Plan station locations

    Identify locations that support the intended monitoring strategy.

  3. 03

    Select configurations

    Choose fixed, PTZ, Command or Mobile options for each role.

  4. 04

    Determine power and communications

    Plan the connectivity and power approach for each site.

  5. 05

    Support deployment and monitoring

    Coordinate installation and ongoing monitoring needs.

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RedBox 911 is currently in development. Final specifications, installation requirements and recurring service plans are still being finalized.