The trade fair for rescue services
The 112Rescue trade fair 2024 in Dortmund was a highlight for everyone working in the rescue and emergency services sector. From June 12 to 14, experts and interested parties came together to explore the latest developments and technologies. Droniq GmbH was also there to find out about the latest trends and innovations and make valuable contacts.
Insights into the future of rescue technology
Our sales colleague Jan Westhoff was a visitor to 112Rescue and had the opportunity to get to know a large number of exhibitors and their impressive technologies. Particularly fascinating were the live demonstrations and presentations that illustrated the possible uses of drones and other technical aids in the rescue service. These technologies help to make operations more efficient and safer and enable a faster response in emergency situations.
Exchange with industry experts
The 112Rescue trade fair provided an excellent platform for exchanging ideas with other professionals. We were able to gain valuable insights and share our experiences in numerous discussions. The dialog with rescue services and other technology providers was particularly enriching and inspiring. It is impressive to see how the industry is constantly evolving and coming up with new solutions that have the potential to save lives. Networking was a key aspect of our visit to the trade fair. We made many new contacts and deepened existing relationships. These connections are crucial for driving innovative projects forward together and exploiting synergies. The trade fair showed once again how important cooperation and the exchange of expertise are in the rescue industry.
Our conclusion
The visit to the 112Rescue Messe 2024 was a complete success for Droniq GmbH. We are inspired and motivated to incorporate the impressions and insights we gained into our future work. The trade fair showed us that we are on the right track and that our technology can make an important contribution to the safety and efficiency of rescue operations.
A big thank you to everyone who made this event possible and enriched us with their discussions. We look forward to future developments and to continuing to actively shape the future of the emergency services.
