News & insights

Product updates · Australia & USA

ResQTwin: the footage, the track and the place.

A coastal event or vessel track becomes easier to investigate when its footage, map and 3D surroundings can be read together. Two recordings show the approach.

Events · Spain

Coastal cameras and rescue drones: next questions from the Blue Flag Congress.

Pedro and Paco’s conversations with coastal councils and rescue-technology developers in Spain put a practical question in focus: what needs to happen after a camera flags an event?

Announcements · Australia

James Bigg recognised by Guinness World Records.

James was 16 years and 309 days old when he achieved the youngest software engineer (male) record. His work now spans coastal AI engineering and the SAIL conference presentation.

Events · USA

ResQVision takes the stage at the SF Maritime Tech Summit.

Alex Piatek pitched ResQVision during SF Tech Week, joining maritime operators, founders and investors for discussions about putting technology to work on the water.

Projects & trials · Spain

ResQVision’s coastal fieldwork reaches Chipiona, Spain.

A field visit with Pedro and Paco put the local questions first: a changing waterline, a fixed camera view and the observations that would help the team responsible for the coast.

Announcements · Global

Can your existing camera do the job? Start with one view.

ResQVision’s free initial assessment gives teams a written recommendation on one camera view before they commit to a wider pilot.

Announcements · Singapore

ResQVision joins Australia’s 24-company AI mission to Singapore.

At Team Australia’s Singapore mission, ResQVision brought coastal and maritime sensor intelligence into a wider discussion about trusted AI, integration and real operating problems.

Projects & trials · Australia

Inside SAIL: how a coastal camera alert reaches a rescue operator.

The AFAC26 paper follows the chain from a rock-platform observation to verification in Surf Life Saving NSW’s operations centre and the coordination of a response.

Events · New Zealand

Comms Connect New Zealand

Matt Ingersole and Riley Porteous of Surf Life Saving NSW presented the SAIL operating workflow in Wellington, with Alex joining the event. The session connects camera event detection with verification and response coordination through an operations centre.

ResQVision attended · Alex Piatek

Insights · USA

Radar, sound and images: a 24-hour experiment in operator decisions.

At San Francisco’s National Security Hackathon, Alex built a sensor-context project around a practical operator problem: understanding several sensor observations together.

Events · Singapore

ResQVision meets shipping operators through Austrade’s Singapore maritime programme.

Alex Piatek and Julian Kovacek joined the Landing Pads maritime technology programme to explore how ResQVision’s camera intelligence could fit maritime operations.

Events · Egypt

ResQVision presents camera-based water-flow research at WCDP 2025.

ResQVision’s WCDP 2025 presentation examined how camera footage can reveal water movement, and the technical limits that need to be understood before using it for coastal decisions.

In the media · Australia

9News shows the people and technology behind SAIL’s coastal alerts.

The November 2025 report follows coastal camera monitoring into the operator workflow, showing why detecting an event is only one part of a response.

Projects & trials · Australia

At Kiama, fall-detection development starts with real coastal footage.

Field data collection with Surf Life Saving NSW connected model development to the rock platform, the camera view and the team that would receive an alert.

In the media · Australia

SBS meets the lifesaver and engineers behind ResQVision.

The December 2024 feature follows Alex, Bryan and Julian’s early work on a question born at Bondi: how could a camera help the right people notice trouble?

Insights · Australia

The Bondi rescue that led to ResQVision.

An after-hours rescue at Bondi Beach stayed with me. This is how that night led to a conversation with Julian, a first version built overnight by Bryan, and ResQVision.

Insights · Australia

What the 2024 coastal safety report means for camera placement.

Historical national figures point to a practical planning question: where is the local risk, and can an observation reach a team that can respond?

In the media · Australia

InDaily reports how a lifesaver and two engineers found a shared problem.

An October 2024 feature traces ResQVision’s origins to the gap between a coastal incident happening and someone with the ability to help knowing about it.

In the media · Australia

9News introduces ResQVision’s coastal camera idea at Bondi.

The October 2024 coverage shows the company’s starting point: using coastal cameras to help lifesaving teams notice activity that needs a closer look.