HOTDOT + EXPOSURETRACK
Understand what happens on the fireground. Keep a record beyond it.
HotDot and ExposureTrack work as one system. The HotDot wearable captures the readings, and ExposureTrack turns them into a personal exposure history, keeping measurements, estimates and personal reports together without confusing them. Both are in development, with strong interest from Australia, the United States and Europe.
EXPOSURETRACK
See the day on one timeline. Follow the readings, add what the sensor can’t capture and look back across your history.
EXAMPLE DAY
A member’s entry, kept alongside the readings.
Solid = measured. Dashed = estimate. Gaps stay gaps. Readings are from the jacket exterior; core temperature is an estimate, not a measurement.
EXAMPLE / 3 MONTHS
Recorded on 12 of 90 days. Days without records are not evidence of no exposure. Personal entries remain separate from measured data.
Interactive product demonstration with sample data. Replay is accelerated. Core temperature is an estimate, not a measurement. Not a medical device.
TWO PARTS. ONE EXPOSURE RECORD.
A compact device captures the event. The platform helps make sense of it over time.
Wearable sensing, designed around the job.
The hardware development focuses on thermal exposure, movement, on-device indicators and event logging, with data synchronisation after the event.
A record that belongs to the responder.
A platform designed to bring sensor readings and self-reported exposure together, so the record reflects more than any one device can measure.
THE PERSON COMES FIRST
The design separates personal records from service-level reporting. Measured, estimated and self-reported information retain their own identity.
Exposure history is designed around the individual, with control over how records are shared.
Aggregated insights can help services review training, rehabilitation and operational exposure patterns.
We welcome discussions with equipment manufacturers, research groups and agencies about compatible sensing and data exchange.
Hardware performance, physiological modelling and field validation are ongoing. Core temperature, where shown, is an estimate. Trial scope and integration capability are agreed for each engagement.
We’re interested in practical pilot requirements, research collaboration and integration opportunities with equipment and technology partners.