AeroRescue - Autonomous Voice Disaster Dispatch

AeroRescue is a next-generation disaster response and emergency triage platform built specifically for catastrophic natural events including earthquakes, rain & floods, cyclones, and wildfires. During severe natural disasters, traditional 911 call centre's quickly become overwhelmed, leaving thousands of victims stranded. Furthermore, victims trapped in rubble, floodwaters, or smoke often lack the technical ability to navigate complex forms or type out text messages. AeroRescue solves this bottleneck through a zero-friction, voice-first architecture: Victim Portal: Victims tap a single "Record Audio" button on their mobile phone and speak naturally in their native language/tone. Geolocation is auto-detected via browser GPS. Speechmatics STT: Converts breathless, high-stress, or noisy emergency audio into clean text transcripts with high accuracy. AI Triage Engine: Parses the transcript to extract specific disaster hazards, categorizes emergency needs (Medical, Evacuation, Rescue, Shelter), and assigns a calculated Urgency Score (1–10). Live Context Engine: Bright Data web scrapers continuously pull official NOAA, FEMA, and local wildfire/flood hazard alerts to update live dashboard banners. Volunteer Triage Board: Provides emergency coordinators with a real-time, color-coded dashboard to review incoming distress calls, read AI transcripts, and dispatch rescue teams in under 90 seconds. AeroRescue was constructed using native.builder as the core framework, supported by Supabase Edge Functions for secure API key handling.