MISSIONS
Every incident is different. The burden is the same: more platforms on scene, each with its own tool, and a crew left to hold them together. Black Water builds N.O.L.A.N.™ so U.S. search and rescue, fire, EMS and police teams can run the whole response as one.
Built to bring everyone home.
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The situation. Someone is overdue in rough country, and daylight is running out.
What responders face. Search teams cover wide, difficult ground with volunteers, K9 teams and every platform they can bring. Each platform tends to bring its own tool, so coordinating them falls to the people running the search, at the moment they can least afford it.
How a coordinated response helps. N.O.L.A.N.™ is the single operations leader for every Black Water Kannon™ unit on the search. The team runs one mission instead of several disconnected tools, and spends its time on finding the person, not on the software.
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The situation. A fire is moving, conditions are changing, and crews are spread across a large and dangerous area.
What responders face. Fire teams have to decide quickly where to commit people and equipment, and the picture keeps changing. When each platform runs on its own tool, keeping everything working toward the same plan adds load to an already stretched incident team.
How a coordinated response helps. With N.O.L.A.N.™ powering every Black Water Kannon™ unit, the assets on the fire work under one operations leader and one mission. When the plan changes, the response stays connected, and crews can focus on the fire and on each other.
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The situation. Water is rising, people are cut off, and rescuers have to work on land and on the water at the same time.
What responders face. Flood and water rescues pull in teams and platforms from several directions at once. Keeping air, ground and water efforts working together is hard when each one runs separately.
How a coordinated response helps. N.O.L.A.N.™ brings the Black Water Kannon™ units on scene, on land, in the air and on the water, into one network under one operations leader. Rescuers work one mission across every domain instead of managing each separately.
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The situation. A call comes in from a dense urban area. Police and medics need to understand the scene before they commit people to it.
What responders face. Urban incidents move fast and often involve more than one agency. Every minute spent stitching tools together is a minute lost on the call.
How a coordinated response helps. N.O.L.A.N.™ coordinates every Black Water Kannon™ unit on the call as one network. Police and EMS teams run a single, shared mission, so they can focus on the people who need them and on bringing their own crews home.
ONE AI ACROSS EVERY MISSION
Whatever the hazard, the principle is the same: one operations leader, N.O.L.A.N.™, for every Black Water Kannon™ unit, so the crew runs one mission.
N.O.L.A.N.™ — Patent Pending (U.S. Appl. No. 19/851,696)
NEXT STEP
Tell us about the incidents your teams respond to. We will walk you through how N.O.L.A.N.™ and the Black Water Kannon™ fleet fit your operation.
