The latest development of the innovative Firstlook360 rescue camera can, in addition to the normal wireless mode, be operated with a cable at a distance of up to 100 meters. It gives the rescuers the possibility to penetrate accordingly deep into the structure or to operate accordingly far away from the danger zone.

The hybrid rescue camera called FIRSTLOOK360 (FL360) stitches together numerous live spherical streams using two cameras and specially created software to provide a seamless imaging panorama that can be watched, analyzed, and altered on a mobile device (tablet or smartphone). The digital video images are also transferred in HD resolution and can be sent wirelessly or over wires to an Android mobile device.

Another fantastic advantage of this latest technology rescuecamera is the ability to later examine the footage over the entire 360-degree area. Since the rescuecamera captures the complete spherical video, not only the corresponding video sections can be examined, but the entire recording. Third parties, such as the incident commander, can then freely search the entire 360-degree view, greatly increasing the likelihood of a successful search.

In some cases, certain rescue cameras have moving elements to provide a 360-degree view. Functions such as focus and zoom are made possible by the sensitive elements. Devices with so many moving parts carry the risk of being damaged during a rescue and search operation under uncertain circumstances. If a rescue camera is damaged at this point, the rescue operation will often have to be aborted until a replacement rescue camera is available. The Firstlook360 has no moving parts and is therefore better able to withstand the harshest operating conditions

In addition, an intercom function with a microphone and speaker in the rescue camera allows communication with the patient or victim or receiving sounds out of the structure. Modern rescue cameras must provide you with the ability to communicate with patients and victims to increase the chances of a successful rescue

A secure and stable wireless connection between the rescue camera and tablet cannot be established for every rescue mission. FIRSTLOOK360 rescue cameras can also be operated with cables up to 100 meters long to establish a stable and interference-tolerant connection with the search and rescue camera so that rescue missions can be carried out successfully.

Firstlook360 rescue cameras have the advantage of being able to penetrate into the smallest cavities and provide a very good and well illuminated image on the screen thanks to the built-in powerful LED lighting. LED lighting provides 360-degree illumination of your surroundings, saving battery power and extending the life of your rescue camera compared to conventional lighting. LED lighting technology also reduces weight, making the rescue camera easier to use during rescue operations.

In addition, the FIRSTLOOK360 rescue camera can be used underwater and can be easily converted for this use and prepared for longer underwater rescue missions. The rescue camera can also be operated with standard camera equipment without damaging the device.

The modern and innovative design of the FIRSTLOOK360 rescue camera enables uninterrupted operation, even if the batteries need to be replaced (hot-swap capability). The rescue operation can be continued seamlessly. In addition, the rescue camera uses standard rechargeable batteries and which can be easily procured