Building Alliances
Our Partners
At Unblur we pride ourselves on connecting with industry leaders to provide the best, most innovative solutions in order to benefit emergency services worldwide. If your organisation needs tech support or guidance we can always help throughout the process.
In collaboration with leading technology provider Excelerate, Unblur has improved the safety of frontline operators by ensuring always-on connectivity. This partnership seeks to overcome operational challenges and enable interoperability.
By integrating Zebra’s rugged hardware, IRIS uninterrupted improvements to operational response. This collaboration leverages our real-time data stream capabilities & Zebra's experience in deploying the right mobile devices in the field to meet our customers’ needs better.
Under a collaborative partnership with Fire Service College, Unblur supports its continued commitment to providing the most up-to-date & realistic training environments, whilst embracing the latest technology & capabilities provided by IRIS.
Through a partnership with GIS industry leader ESRI, Unblur ensures that event and incident commanders are able to form an unobstructed picture of their operation. This partnership enables commanders to introduce organisation-specific geographical layers, thereby enabling IRIS to present a complete and aggregated view of the incident.
Using Microsoft Azure, Unblur provides a cloud-based solution that enables communications between third-party software and IRIS, working as a bridge with minimal pre-processing of requests.
In collaboration with Tait Communications, Unblur enables operators to convey endangerment to personal life and share time-sensitive alerts without delay, directly through their Tait Communication devices, ensuring personnel safety in all operations.
As a well-established provider of response vehicles in the emergency services sector, Iturri harvests a diverse array of vehicle data during incidents. In collaborating with Iturri, Unblur ensures that strategic teams are always kept informed of the status of their vehicular resources through an intuitive interface such as IRIS.
