Category: UniWeb
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Demonstration of Autonomous Robotic Fire Suppression System, at Donsö Shipping Meet 2022
Demonstration of Autonomous Robotic Fire Suppression System, at Donsö Shipping Meet 2022. Want to give it a try? Unifire AB, a partner of EU-project LASH FIRE, will demonstrate its state-of-the-art FlameRanger™ autonomous robotic fire suppression system at the afternoon of Fire Safety Meet during Donsö Shipping Meet on June 14, 2022. FlameRanger autonomously detects fires,…
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Zycraft Selects Unifire Force 50 Monitor for Unmanned Fire Boat
Unifire’s Force 50 remote control fire monitor has been successfully outfitted and tested on Singapore-based Zycraft’s unmanned fire boat. The following text and images are from Nick Blenkey of MarineLog, posted on March 29, 2021 at MarineLog.com here. Zycraft moves ahead on unmanned fireboat development Singapore-based unmanned surface vessel developer Zycraft USV PL has now…
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Jan Johansson Appointed Senior Advisor to Unifire AB
Unifire is thrilled to announce that Jan Johansson has been appointed as Senior Advisor to Unifire, bringing with him more than 35 years of experience in the fire industry and extensive knowledge of most fire technologies. Until mid 2020, Jan served as the Director of Business Development, Asia Pacific for Tyco Fire Protection Products (Johnson…
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Swedes Unveil Amazing Fire Fighting Robot
A new video of a Swedish high-tech water cannon system, called FlameRanger, has been unveiled on YouTube at youtu.be/jYtv46xvBj8. According to the robot’s manufacturer, Unifire AB of Sweden, FlameRanger completely automatically detects a fire within seconds, figures out its exact position, and aims a large amount of water or foam directly onto the fire to…
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US Navy’s Bonhomme Richard Fire: Could Autonomous Robotic Nozzles Have Averted Catastrophe?
The September 2020 issue of International Fire Fighter Magazine has featured an article written by Roger Barrett James of Unifire AB of Sweden discussing whether autonomous robotic nozzles and fire monitors may have mitigated the catastrophic fire on board the USS Bonhomme Richard.
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European Commission Article on Unifire FlameRanger Automatic Fire Monitors
The European Commission has recently published the following article about the Unifire FlameRanger system tests for fire safety on ships.
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DMX Robotic Nozzles for Fountains
Did you know that Unifire offers DMX controlled Robotic Nozzles for fountains? The following video shows a Unifire Force™ Robotic Nozzle being controlled by DMX in Unifire’s laboratory in Sweden. Unifire’s Force Robotic Nozzles with DMX can be easily incorporated into full fountain and stage productions for ultra-cool water effects and synchronization with lights, lasers,…
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Unifire Aims to Improve Ro-Ro Ship Fire Safety in EU Funded Project LASH FIRE
Unifire is proud to announce that it is a consortium member of the EU funded project LASH FIRE, which aims to improve ro-ro ship fire safety.The following press release is from the LASH Fire website (click here) Project partners from 13 EU Member States investigate cost-efficient measures to mitigate the risk from ro-ro space fires. The…
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Advanced Control Systems for Unifire’s Robotic Nozzles – IFF Magazine
International Fire Fighter Magazine covers Unifire’s advanced robotic nozzle control systems in its September, 2019 issue. Unifire’s ONE App–the first app on the market for the control of robotic nozzles (aka remote controlled firefighting monitors, or water cannons)–is a full-featured virtual joystick for any iOS or Android device. Unifire also offers computer-based / web-based graphical…
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Unifire Announces its ONE App for iOS & Android – The Industry’s First App for Robotic Nozzle & Remote Control Monitors
UNIFIRE AB (Unifire.com) proudly announces the World’s First & Only App for iOS and Android devices for the wireless remote control of its robotic nozzles (aka remote controlled monitors). With the ONE App, turn any phone or tablet into a full-featured, wireless remote control for Unifire’s monitor and robotic nozzle systems with InterAct technology. Use…
