Ladris AI

We are excited to announce that Blaine County has chosen Ladris to assist in comprehensive community evacuation planning! Our predictive analytics platform will empower residents to explore and pre-plan their evacuation routes, while enabling county officials and first responders to coordinate more effectively and make informed decisions using real-time data. This partnership marks a significant step forward in enhancing disaster preparedness and response capabilities for Blaine County. Read the full press release here: https://lnkd.in/gxvhzmau #CommunitySafety #DataDrivenDecisions #DisasterResponse Chris Corwin Taan Robrahn

We’re excited to join forces with the Santa Clara County FireSafe Council (SCCFSC)! This partnership is a significant step towards enhancing life safety and evacuation preparedness across multiple California counties and statewide. Teaming up with SCCFSC underscores our commitment to protecting lives and property, and we are thrilled to make our communities safer and more resilient together. Great to be working with Seth Schalet and the entire SCCFSC team. #CommunitySafety #EmergencyPreparedness #AI #WildfireSafety #LadrisAI #SCCFSC

In the latest issue of Gov CIO Outlook magazine, Steve Monaghan, Agency Director of Information and General Services at Nevada County, CA takes a deep dive into innovative wildfire technologies designed to safeguard communities. Monaghan discusses how Nevada County leverages Ladris AI to enhance emergency planning with a real-time AI solution, helping to coordinate evacuations and manage traffic impacts before and during wildfires. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/get82AkT #AI #EOS #WildfirePrevention #EmergencyManagement

Wildfires have ignited across California and the Western US in recent days. The Thompson Fire near Lake Oroville in Butte County has burned 3,789 acres as of July 7th, and forced more than 13,000 residents to evacuate. Fortunately, it’s now more than 86% contained. At Ladris, we utilized our FIRE-1 fire spread model to run a simulation test, comparing it with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) daily acres map when the fire had burned approximately 800 acres. By incorporating wind direction and speed, FIRE-1 accurately predicted the fire’s spread for the first 8 hours. Even more impressive, FIRE-1 simulated a spot fire across a canal below Oroville Dam that continued to burn on the south side of the canal. FIRE-1 provides crucial, accurate fire prediction models needed to help battle and contain any wildfire. #CALFIRE #Ladris #AI # #WildfirePrevention #EmergencyManagement

Wildfires have ignited across California and the Western US in recent days. The Thompson Fire near Lake Oroville in Butte County has burned 3,789 acres as of July 7th, and forced more than 13,000 residents to evacuate. Fortunately, it’s now more than 86% contained. At Ladris, we utilized our FIRE-1 fire spread model to run a simulation test, comparing it with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) daily acres map when the fire had burned approximately 800 acres. By incorporating wind direction and speed, FIRE-1 accurately predicted the fire’s spread for the first 8 hours. Even more impressive, FIRE-1 simulated a spot fire across a canal below Oroville Dam that continued to burn on the south side of the canal. FIRE-1 provides crucial, accurate fire prediction models needed to help battle and contain any wildfire. #CALFIRE #Ladris #AI # #WildfirePrevention #EmergencyManagement

A recent CNN article on disaster evacuation preparedness makes clear that current systems in place are not keeping pace with the increasing frequency and severity of natural disasters. (https://lnkd.in/gaSWWBZX) According to CAL FIRE, in 2024 there have been 2,934 wildland fires impacting 139,590 acres in California. Today (July 3rd) in Butte County, over 28,000 residents are under evacuation orders. Government agencies must prioritize and measure what truly matters: their performance in protecting citizens. Without knowing how long it takes to evacuate people, it is impossible to measure the effectives of evacuation plans and alerting systems. Our advanced AI software, EVAC-1, provides Emergency Management, Sheriff’s offices, and Fire Departments with the capability to forecast evacuation times within seconds. This enables real-time decision-making and performance measurement. Imagine having the ability to predict and adapt to any number of “what-if” scenarios, ensuring the safety of your community even before disaster strikes. With Ladris’ EVAC-1, county management can precisely gauge the effectiveness of evacuation plans and alert systems using real-time traffic data. Our robust, validated model has been proven and deployed across California and the Western States, making it the most reliable tool for disaster preparedness. Don’t wait until disaster hits to adopt this essential technology. Let’s be proactive in ensuring the safety and well-being of our communities. #DisasterPreparedness #CNN #EmergencyManagement #AI #EvacuationPlanning #Ladris #MeasureWhatMatters

Leo Zlimen, Ladris AI CEO, made the cover of Comstock's Magazine! Leo is featured in the June issue which focuses on Young Professionals, and highlights a select number of emerging leaders making significant impact with fresh ideas and innovation in the Capital Region. Learn about Leo’s journey to founding Ladris, a fast-growing startup focused on AI-based software for emergency management. From developing advanced risk models for evacuations and wildfires to enhancing critical infrastructure safety, Leo and co-founder Bowen Kyle are on a mission to protect communities and along the way build a highly successful and impactful company. As Judy Farah, editor of Comstock’s, says, “They’re our leaders of tomorrow.” We’re proud to see Leo recognized among other dynamic professionals from diverse fields like tech, education, construction, and community service. Read the article on page 55: https://lnkd.in/gF6Bdf8R #Leadership #EmergencyManagement #Innovation #Sacramento #CapitalRegion #AI #EmergingLeaders #YoungProfessionals

Join us at the California Association of Environmental Professionals 2024 AEP Institute on Climate Resiliency Planning this Friday, June 7th at 2:15pm. During the session Hazards – Transportation Infrastructure, Ladris CEO, Leo Zlimen, will speak on leveraging AI technology for safe, accurate and efficient evacuations. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gWiVVrxb #AI #EvacuationPlanning #EmergencyManagement

Marin, California is the latest county using Ladris AI software to help emergency responders enhance evacuation procedures by simulating scenarios to ensure citizen safety during wildfires. Thanks Christian Tubbs, MS, MA, EFO, CFO, CFC, MIFireE for your trust and support. Read the full article in the Marin Independent Journal. #WildfirePrevention #AI #FireSafety #EmergencyResponders #EmergencyMangement

Ladris is heading to Colorado this week. We will be presenting at the Roaring Fork Valley Wildfire Collaborative meeting. Date: Thursday, June 6 Time: 1:10 – 2:00pm Location: Roaring Fork Fire Station We are thrilled to showcase our cutting-edge wildfire AI-based modeling software, Fire-1, to a diverse group of partners dedicated to wildfire management. This esteemed group includes fire chiefs, wildfire prevention leaders, municipalities, BLM and many more. Looking forward to connecting and sharing our innovative technology to enhance wildfire response and prevention. See you there! #WildfirePrevention #AI #Ladris #FireSafety #WildfireInnovation