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15/10/2026

WE'VE GOT THE PUBLIC'S BACK.

Something different is coming to Australia. And it's being built for everyone.

For years, we've been developing AI-powered technology to help detect threats early and give emergency services better situational awareness.

Now, we're bringing that intelligence to the public.

Introducing exciPub — a completely FREE platform designed to help Australians see what's happening around them.

🔥 Bushfires and active emergency incidents
🌧️ Floods and severe weather
🛰️ Satellite fire hotspots
📹 Live traffic and flood cameras
🚧 Road hazards and closures
🗺️ Emergency information, all in one place

Because when something happens near your home, your family or somewhere you're travelling, you shouldn't have to search through half a dozen websites to find out what's going on.

**Critical information shouldn't be difficult to access. And the public shouldn't be the last to know.**

We're getting ready to change that.

And there's someone we'd like you to meet along the way...

🤖 Meet MU. This is only the beginning.

🎬 Watch our first teaser:

We're exci. And we've got your back.

Meet MU.For too long, important emergency and environmental infor...

14/10/2026

🌧️ QUEENSLAND – HEAVY RAIN ON THE WAY? CHECK FLOOD CAMERAS BEFORE YOU TRAVEL!

With more rain expected across parts of Queensland, we wanted to remind everyone that public flood and traffic cameras are available to view for FREE through exciPub.

We’ve brought publicly available camera feeds and emergency information together on one interactive map, making it easier for Queenslanders to see what’s happening around them.

🌧️ Live flood and traffic camera feeds – Check road conditions, creek crossings and flood-prone areas where cameras are available.

🚨 Emergency incidents – View publicly reported emergencies and incidents across Queensland.

🛰️ Satellite hotspots – Access satellite fire hotspot information alongside other emergency data.

🗺️ One interactive map – Find information relevant to your area without jumping between multiple websites.

Whether you’re heading to work, travelling through the hinterland or checking conditions near family and friends, having access to this information can help you make more informed decisions.

We’re currently testing exciPub ahead of its public release, and we’d love Queenslanders to give it a go.

💬 Comment below or send us a message if you’d like the FREE beta access link!

Please remember that cameras only show conditions at their locations and may not reflect current conditions elsewhere. Always follow official warnings and never enter floodwater.

Better information. Better situational awareness. Safer communities.

14/10/2026

exciPub - made by an Australian family. First providing early fire detection across Australia to private organisations and forestry, to giving back as much as we can to our communities

Hope it helps you, comment for the link

14/10/2026

Introducing exciPub — Public Situational Awareness, Reimagined.

When an emergency unfolds, access to reliable, up-to-date information can make all the difference.

At exci, we’ve spent years developing AI-powered early wildfire detection technology to help emergency services and land managers identify and respond to threats.

Now, we’re taking the next step.

Meet exciPub.

A free, public-facing situational awareness platform designed to bring critical information together in one place.

With exciPub, you can explore:

* Live emergency incidents from publicly available emergency service feeds across Australia.
* Satellite fire hotspots from multiple satellite detection sources.
* Live traffic and flood cameras to help you understand conditions before travelling.
* Emergency warnings and alerts, including severe weather and other hazards.
* Interactive mapping to better understand what’s happening around you.

No jumping between multiple websites. No hunting through different emergency service platforms.

Just one map, bringing publicly available information together to help Australians stay informed.

Built in Australia. Designed for everyone. Free to access.

exciPub is currently in beta testing, and we’re inviting the community to explore the platform and help shape its development ahead of our public launch.

We’re particularly interested in feedback from regional communities, emergency responders, land managers and anyone who relies on timely information during emergencies.

Want early access? Comment below or send us a message and we’ll share the beta testing link.

This is just the beginning of what’s coming from exci.

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20/04/2026

How quickly can we detect a wildfire? Different technologies detect different signals. Some rely on heat, others on gases, and some on smoke. The timing of those signals determines how early a fire can be detected. This article explains why smoke is often the first visible sign of a wildfire and how different detection technologies compare in real-world conditions.

SummaryWildfire detection technologies include AI-assisted camera systems, satellites, gas sensor networks, and drones. Each technology detects fires using diff

17/04/2026

Wildfires release carbon fast, often within the first hour. Detecting fires earlier can make a real difference. Smaller fires mean less damage and lower emissions.

This article explains how early detection helps reduce wildfire impact and why timing matters.
- How much difference do minutes make when a fire starts?
- Can wildfire detection be part of a carbon credit strategy?

Wildfires are one of the fastest-growing sources of carbon emissions. This blog explains how quickly emissions build after ignition and why early detection with

14/04/2026

Forest valuation depends on assumptions. Wildfire can break them within minutes. This article explains how wildfire affects asset value, why loss is more than just burned trees, and how early detection supports better outcomes. If you manage forestry, land, or critical infrastructure, this is worth understanding.

Summary:Forest valuation depends on assumptions about growth, risk, and future cash flow. Wildfire disrupts all three. This article explains how forest valuatio

24/03/2026

Yesterday, Christoph (Managing Director) and Julian (Chief Commercial Officer) from exci were invited to present at the 2026 International Wildfire Risk Mitigation Consortium Annual Conference, hosted by Powerlink Queensland.

A big thank you to Stephen Martin from Powerlink and Ben Silverman from Source for the invitation.

The discussion focused on a practical question: how can utilities detect fires earlier and respond faster across large, high-risk areas?

This blog explains what is working, where the limitations are, and why early detection plays a critical role in reducing wildfire risk.

Table of Contents Summary:AI wildfire detection helps utilities reduce operational, financial, and regulatory risk by identifying fires within minutes and

11/03/2026

Fire towers once relied on human watchers scanning the horizon for smoke. Today, cameras and artificial intelligence analyse landscapes continuously. Our latest blog explores how wildfire detection evolved from human observation to AI assisted monitoring, using Sandy Fire Tower No. 5 as a real example. Read the story here:

Summary: Sandy Fire Tower No. 5 shows how wildfire detection evolved from human fire watchers to camera monitoring and now AI assisted smoke analysis. The tower

06/03/2026

The final climb of Sandy Fire Tower happened in 2023. Today, AI helps watch the same forest for the first signs of wildfire smoke. Read the story here.

Artificial intelligence has transformed AI wildfire detection by analysing images for the presence of smoke captured by fire detection cameras across large land