Most emergency services donât get to start from a clean slate. You already have devices in cabs, on belts, and on desks â a mix of Android handsets, tablets, Windows Toughbooks, and in-vehicle head units. Blue Light Maps is built to drop into that estate as it is, not make you replace it.
Same capability
The same app, the same map, and the same routing run natively across all three major platforms. Roll it out to existing hardware â no new fleet of devices to procure, no separate build for each operating system.
In the vehicle, Blue Light Maps projects onto the built-in screen through Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, so a crew gets turn-by-turn emergency routing on the dashboard display they already use.
Integrates with your CAD
Blue Light Maps integrates with command-and-control (CAD) systems so an incident dispatched to a crew opens straight onto the map - location and route already populated, with no manual re-keying at the worst possible moment.
We can integrate with systems such as Airbusâ ScGuide, and connect to others through standard interfaces.
One experience, everywhere
Whichever device a responder picks up, it behaves the same way â the same map, the same routing, the same shared overlays. Someone who trained on the in-cab tablet relearns nothing when they pick up a phone on foot.
And because the core works offline, a device that drops signal keeps routing and holds the latest data, re-syncing the moment the connection returns.