As fire seasons worsen every year, first responders’ technology must keep up with response needs. Learn more during #PSCR2021 - register now and don’t miss Tuesday’s session on wildland fires, discussing exactly this use case.

Last chance to register for #PSCR2021! Don’t miss your opportunity to gain access to over 100 presentations and technology demos and live interactions with the entire PSCR community in real-time next week only. Register now for FREE!

It’s the final trivia question before #PSCR2021 begins next week! Test your knowledge now and tune in next week!

You heard it from PSCR Division Chief, Dereck Orr this morning in his #PSCR2021 program overview: The 2022 Public Safety Broadband Stakeholder Meeting is scheduled for June 7-9, 2022 at The Westin San Diego Gaslamp Quarter. Mark your calendar! Can’t wait to see you all next year!

“The domain of public safety is complex and always changing. We have to evolve with our end users to successfully design usable technology.” - Kate Kapalo comments on the importance of human-centered design for first responders during today’s plenary session at #PSCR2021

Paul Roberts, Div Chief of Special Operations with the Boise Fire Dept: “today, most firefighters still work with little to no information.” It’s moving to think about the impact tech like AR/VR, drones, and wearables will have on the use cases Paul described this AM @ #PSCR2021

For those of you attending #PSCR2021 this week, the first round of live tech demos begins in THREE MINUTES! Don’t miss your chance to meet with researchers and other attendees in virtual environments, accessed through the PSCR 2021 platform. See you in there!

Winners of the UAS 2.0 prize challenge announced this morning at #PSCR2021! Congratulations to Team Advanced Aircraft Company (AAC) and all the top teams for their incredible solutions advancing drone technology for public safety!

Tune in for the final plenary session at #PSCR2021, Public Safety’s Female Innovators! #WomeninEngineering #WomenInSTEM

Powerful message from the Public Safety’s Female Innovators panel this morning at #PSCR2021

Last chance to catch researchers live at #PSCR2021! Join Q&A to get your questions on on-demand sessions answered, beginning again in a few minutes!

Tune in tomorrow for updates on National Institute of Standards and Technology’s public safety communications research with a fast, Pecha Kucha-style webinar. If you’re attending #PSCR2022, join the webinar to start planning which conference sessions you want to attend in San Diego: register.gotowebinar.com/register/38403…

Excited to kick off #PSCR2022 this morning! Stay tuned for presentation highlights and photos taking place at the first in-person conference since 2019! #publicsafety

“PSCR has been a pioneer for for public safety communications R&D - bringing public safety communications into the 21st century.” - Richard Carrizzo, keynote address at #PSCR2022

Paul Roberts, Boise Fire and Geoff Spring, University of Melbourne were personally recognized for their dedication and service to PSCR and FirstNet Authority during the #PSCR2022 keynote address. Thank you for all that you do.

“What you do every day continues to amaze, impress, and humble me.” - Dereck Orr thanks first responders at #PSCR2022

Congratulations to all the mFIT challenge winners, announced for the first time today at #PSCR2022

Excited about the new campfire-style sessions at #PSCR2022! Great opportunities to engage with stakeholders and discuss the next phase of NIST Public Safety Research’s communications technology R&D.

Today at #PSCR2022 Ellen Ryan is recognized for her prestigious Flemming Award for Outstanding Federal Leadership. When asked “why work in public service?” Ellen answered, “I cannot think of anything more worthy than working on behalf of first responders.” Congratulations Ellen!

Excellent panel presentation with FirstNet Authority City of Memphis and UniversityofHouston on the just launched CommanDING Tech Challenge to kick off day 3 of #PSCR2022 Learn more and register on PSCR.gov!