Recently, Kaichang brought the multi-functional communication, positioning, search-and-rescue interactive intelligent command system to a hazardous chemical emergency rescue team for an on-site application demonstration. Through functional presentations and hands-on operation experiences, the practical capability of the system in complex rescue scenarios was further verified, offering technical support for the practical deployment of emergency rescue equipment.

As one of the key achievements from a critical research project undertaken by the Shanghai Fire Research Institute of the Ministry of Emergency Management, the system saw in-depth participation from Kaichang throughout its research, development and implementation stages. During the demonstration, tailored to the operational characteristics of hazardous chemical rescue missions, Kaichang introduced the system’s components and application modes, and conducted live demonstrations of its core functions including real-time detection of toxic and harmful gases, cylinder pressure threshold alarms, early warning for proximity to live electricity, and high-temperature environment sensing. These displays allowed on-site fire fighters and professional backbones to gain a more intuitive understanding of the system’s practical value amid complex environments.

All functions operated stably and smoothly throughout the demonstration, marking the successful completion of the full showcase. The system’s performance was effectively validated, fulfilling the intended objectives of this practical demonstration exercise.