Environmental hazards — from wildfires and industrial chemical spills to Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and high-yield Explosive (CBRNE) threats — are a growing concern worldwide. Responding to these challenges requires rapid data collection, seamless information sharing, and coordinated action across multiple agencies.
Safe Environment Engineering, in partnership with Samsung, has developed a powerful mobile solution to meet these demands — helping protect communities, first responders, and critical infrastructure.
Fast, Reliable Monitoring for Critical Situations
Leveraging the rugged Samsung Galaxy XCover6 Pro, Safe Environment Engineering’s advanced IoT-based system enables rapid acquisition, monitoring, and sharing of environmental data. Whether it's a disaster recovery mission, a large public event, or an emerging threat, agencies can respond with greater speed, clarity, and coordination.
Core Solutions:
X-Site Live Kit: A portable monitoring system housed in a rugged case, capable of running up to seven environmental sensors for toxic gas, radiation, and particulate detection — ideal for scalable, real-time area coverage.
Smart LINC End User Device (EUD): A standalone, rugged mobile device that collects, displays, and transmits live environmental data over WiFi, cellular, or Land Mobile Radio (LMR) networks. Smart LINC can be body-worn, drone-mounted, or used with robotic platforms for extended reach.
Key Benefits:
Real-Time Data Acquisition: The Smart LINC EUD and X-Site Live Kit connect to industry-standard environmental sensors via Bluetooth, USB, or Ethernet for live monitoring, even before an incident occurs.
Instant Information Sharing: Data is transmitted in real-time through the Android Team Awareness Kit (ATAK) server, allowing multiple agencies at federal, state, and local levels to operate with a shared, accurate understanding of conditions on the ground.
Unified Data Visualization: Environmental data overlays seamlessly with GIS maps, drone feeds, personnel locations, and hazard models, enabling comprehensive situational awareness and more informed decision-making during emergencies.
Proven in the Field: A California Wildfire Case Study
During the devastating Los Angeles fires in January 2025, the Los Angeles Fire Department deployed Safe Environment Engineering’s system to monitor hazardous air conditions. Using the Galaxy XCover6 Pro integrated with ATAK, responders could track toxic gas levels and particulate matter, helping them prioritize evacuation efforts and protect vulnerable communities. This technology continues to support ongoing air quality monitoring during the recovery and cleanup phases.
Why the Samsung Galaxy XCover6 Pro is Essential
The Galaxy XCover6 Pro is purpose-built for the harsh conditions often faced by emergency personnel:
MIL-STD-810H and IP68 Durability: Resistant to shocks, drops, dust, and full water submersion.
Extended Field Use: Swappable batteries ensure continuous operation during extended missions.
Optimal Readability: Its sensitive touchscreen works reliably in rain, bright sunlight, or while wearing gloves, ensuring critical data is always accessible.
Empowering Agencies for a Safer Future
As environmental threats evolve, so must our readiness to respond. Safe Environment Engineering’s integrated solutions give agencies the ability to stay one step ahead — collecting, analyzing, and acting on critical data faster than ever before. From planning major public events to responding to large-scale disasters, this technology builds the foundation for a safer, more resilient society.
Agencies nationwide are already benefiting from this innovation. Whether protecting a bustling city during a parade, safeguarding first responders in wildfire zones, or preparing for the unexpected, Safe Environment Engineering provides the tools needed to achieve mission success.
Prepare your agency for today’s threats and tomorrow’s challenges.
Contact Safe Environment Engineering to schedule a consultation and learn how we can help strengthen your environmental threat response strategy.
Reference:
https://insights.samsung.com/2025/04/23/galaxy-devices-power-real-time-hazardous-material-protection/