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Situational Awareness for Natural Disasters, Events and the Military

At the Hub's July Tech X-change attendees heard from Airbox Systems / Gates Defense about their comprehensive suite of situational awareness tools.  Participants learned about how Airbox provides visibility in the air and on land during scenarios including natural disaster coordination, large-scale event safety and security, and military operations.  Ideas were shared about how our own St. Pete community could leverage this expertise for the hurricane season, popular City events, and more.  

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