Adaptive crisis response
When danger shifts,
help must follow.
Far0 helps emergency teams adapt priorities and coordinate resources as a crisis evolves—keeping people at risk at the center of the response.
For the teams people depend on.
What Far0 stands forSierra Bermeja · Simulated scenario
A change in the wind.
A community now at risk.
The situation has changed. Teams need to know who is now at risk, where help is needed and what should happen next.
Understand the change. Coordinate the response.
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- Our ambition: zero harm, zero time lost, zero victims.
Our ambition. Every response.
Automated coordination. Human-approved alerts.
Understand
Identify the new threat and who is at risk.
Prioritize
Update priorities as the situation evolves.
Coordinate
Bring help where it is needed.
The wind shifts.
The response shifts with it.
High priorityA wind shift puts another community at risk. The response must change with it.
- Wind shift detected.
- New threat prioritized.
- Firefighting resources reassigned.
4-step walkthrough
Simulated scenario. No messages are sent.
Learning from past runs
Every drill shapes
the next response.
Rehearse the wildfire in a 3D training town before the real one. Far0 records every decision, replays it against doing nothing and shows what worked and what did not.
- Rehearse. Run the fire as road closures, network loss and a wind shift hit.
- Review. Replay each decision in 3D and compare it with no intervention.
- Approve. A facilitator accepts or rejects each lesson Far0 proposes.
- Reuse. The next matching drill starts briefed with the approved lessons.
Road closed at T+5; no alternative route was recorded.
Reserve one team for alternative access when the road closes.
Training simulator with synthetic geography. Approved lessons brief the next drill; they do not yet change the live coordinator.
Human control
People will act on these alerts.
People must approve them.
Mass alerts always need human approval.
Before an alert is sent
Review who will receive the warning and what it asks them to do. Approve, hold or override.
See how the response adapts
when more people are at risk.
One use case.
Simulated scenario
Sierra Bermeja wildfire
Follow the response from a wind update to an alert ready for human review.
Scenario context: 112 Andalucía and INFOCA.
Hackathon prototype. This simulation sends no messages.