Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: Predictive Mobile AI represents a transformative shift in emergency response systems, moving from reactive intervention to preventative approaches through advanced technologies. This article examines the technological infrastructure supporting these systems, including real-time data acquisition, edge computing architectures, and communication protocols that collectively reduce decision latency and improve intervention capabilities. It explores machine learning models for early warning detection, focusing on neural network architectures that significantly expand the detection window for emergencies. The integration of multimodal data streams creates comprehensive situational awareness by combining information from satellites, sensors, social media, and governmental databases. Implementation challenges are addressed, including energy efficiency concerns, privacy preservation in sensitive data processing, and complex regulatory compliance requirements. Looking toward the future, emerging technologies like quantum computing and advanced sensor networks promise to further enhance predictive capabilities, while cross-system integration will enable holistic emergency management. These advancements have profound implications for healthcare delivery and public safety infrastructure, fundamentally transforming emergency management from crisis response to crisis prevention.
Author: Raghav Sai Cheedalla
Institution: Meta (United States)
Language: English
Subfield: Transportation
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W4411440956