Show Notes
In this second episode of Season 6, host Brittany Greco chats with Alice Hong, Director of S&T’s National Urban Security Technology Laboratory (NUSTL), about how emerging technologies are helping first responders secure our communities. Want to hear more about how S&T and NUSTL are shaping the future of emergency response? Tune in to hear how:
Drones are revolutionizing emergency response, making it safer and faster for law enforcement and rescue teams to get eyes on the scene. Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems advancements are helping DHS Components and other government partners keep major events like the FIFA World Cup tournament safe and secure. NUSTL is collaborating with local agencies to tackle evolving public safety challenges and help them make smart purchasing decisions.
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