VIGILA
The emergency room,
one step ahead.
Vigila listens to every call, radio message and chat, places each fact on the map with its time and source, and drafts the next moves for the room to approve.
Every channel, one picture.
Six channels, six formats. The intake agent reads each message as it arrives, files it on the map with its source and its time, and merges what describes the same thing.
- 0
- messages read
- 0
- facts on the map
- 0
- merged
- 0
- to check
Illustrative morning. Places and messages are invented.
Agents on every shift.
Each one works on the same picture, says where every line comes from, and proposes. The room confirms.
Call 08:31 · volunteers' chat 08:34 · call 08:40
- Reads
- calls, radio, chats, gauges, bulletins
- Never
- files a fact without its source
Illustrative outputs, on the same invented morning. The core they read from runs today; the agents are being built with the first operations rooms.
For the people in the room.
- Regional operations room
Where is it getting worse, and who is free?
- Municipal operations centre
Which streets, which underpasses, which people?
- Fire and rescue
Where does the next team go, and by which road?
- Medical dispatch
Is the road to the hospital open, and since when?
- The room decides.
- Agents propose. Nothing is sent, routed or published without a person.
- Every line has a source.
- Each fact and each proposal links to the report behind it, and its age.
- Works with what you have.
- Reads from the map and the systems in use, and writes back to them.
- Runs when the network doesn't.
- On your own machines, offline. Your data stays yours.
Before you write to us.
What runs today?
The core: every fact with its source and its age, the ranking of what to check, and routing around what is unknown. The agents are being built with the first operations rooms.
Does it decide where teams go?
No. It proposes and cites its sources. The decision stays with the operations room.
Does it replace the system we use?
No. It is designed to read from the map and the systems in use, and write back to them.
Does it need an internet connection?
No. It runs on your own machines and keeps working offline.