Recently, Kaichang brought its multi-functional communication, positioning, search-and-rescue interactive intelligent command system to a fire rescue detachment in a certain southwestern region to carry out practical application demonstrations, completing functional displays and hands-on drills for the full set of equipment.

This system is the core achievement of a key research project undertaken by the Shanghai Fire Research Institute of the Ministry of Emergency Management, with Kaichang deeply participating in its research, development, implementation and promotion. Centered on the practical demands of fire and rescue operations, this application demonstration saw Kaichang conduct on-site demonstrations of functions including communication support, personnel positioning, vital sign monitoring and information interaction based on the system’s composition and application modes, enabling frontline fire fighters and professional backbones to gain a more intuitive understanding of the system’s application value in complex rescue environments.

The demonstration simulated typical rescue scenarios such as search and rescue in dark environments, alarm triggers for rescuers who fall down accidentally, remote communication and vital sign monitoring, so as to verify the overall performance of the system on site.

All functions operated stably and smoothly throughout the demonstration, and all functional displays were successfully completed. The system’s performance was effectively verified, fulfilling the expected goals of practical combat-oriented demonstration.