PYRE™ is a solar-powered, satellite-connected sensor node that watches your property for fire conditions 24/7 — and alerts your phone directly, anywhere in the world.
A fire starts at 2 a.m. in a small mountain community — one road in, one road out. The cell tower goes down with the power. Your phone never rings. That's not a hypothetical. That's Cañada de los Alamos, New Mexico — and hundreds of communities like it across the West.
The only consumer-priced, satellite-independent outdoor property hazard monitor designed for remote WUI homeowners.
Low-altitude node clusters capture the early thermal and chemical changes that define an ignition event before visible fires breakout.
Monitors all six fire signatures continuously — no gaps, no downtime.
AI-assisted threshold logic distinguishes genuine danger from morning fog, and infers conditions beyond detection range. Multiple nodes triangulate a fire's bearing and speed.
Nodes relay over a LoRa mesh to a gateway, which transmits via Iridium satellite — no ground infrastructure required.
A direct notification reaches your phone, with an encrypted interval camera snapshot so you can see exactly what's happening.
One node per corner covers roughly ten acres each — and the more nodes in a community, the smarter every alert gets.
Hardware under $500 per node. Simple monthly subscription covers satellite data, cloud AI, and alerting — with an insurance-partnership model designed so homeowners pay nothing ongoing.
The same node, satellite, and gateway architecture protects homes today — and grows into a unified wildfire data layer.
Direct-to-homeowner wildfire condition monitoring and satellite alerting for remote WUI properties.
A unified operational picture for incident commanders — synthesizing PYRE ground data with camera networks, satellite detection, weather, and field reports through an open API.
Longer-term, the same mesh and gateway architecture is designed to extend toward wildland crew safety and accountability tracking — a confirmed gap raised directly by fire agency leadership in the field.
Officially formed June 20, 2026 — the legal entity behind PYRE™, succeeding the original Fire Technologies name.
Battalion Chief call completed May 12, 2026 — active conversations from the Fire Chief's office through Special Operations, including direct input from wildland crew leadership on what the field actually needs.
Covering the integrated multi-hazard monitoring, agency communication, and personnel tracking platform — including the hierarchical mesh and satellite-independent direct-to-consumer alerting.
Started mid-March 2026 in UNM's Technology Commercialization course — taught by Lisa Kuuttila, President & CEO of UNM Rainforest Innovations. Founded by an electrical & computer engineering student with national-lab experience.
Accepted June 15, 2026 after a formal application and interview — a pilot pathway with Kit Carson Electric Cooperative. At the 5-day readiness clinic (August 17–21) we'll work with direct access to KCEC's grid, engineers, and operational data, then pitch our prototype for a spot in a multi-month pilot.
View on LinkedIn →We're working with homeowners, fire agencies, utilities, and insurers across the West. If wildfire risk is your problem, PYRE™ is being built for you.