EYEDELTA Systems precision response
What is ESPR?
EYEDELTA Systems Precision Response (ESPR) is a novel technology designed to reduce the likelihood of vehicle collisions during emergencies, optimize emergency response times relative to risk, and give operators mathematically backed assurance on speed based on a variety of environmental, infrastructure, and human behavioural conditions. ESPR provides operators with the fastest possible speeds that can be driven based on a multitude of variables and notifies operators of current hazards or risks in order to better anticipate the unforeseen in real time.
Balancing Speed and Risk
One of the key problems that ESPR aims to solve is the balance between speed and risk in high-stakes emergencies, such as a serious collision or an officer in distress. Emergency operators must reach their destination as fast as possible, but with one condition: guaranteed arrival.
ESPR seeks to optimize not only the speed of the response but also the speed relative to the risk being borne. Traditionally, emergency operators would respond to a call and rely solely on their professional judgment. However, an operator cannot see the environment from all perspectives, and while they may respond promptly, the resulting speed-to-risk ratio is not optimal without additional technology. The human brain cannot precisely calculate whether the risk at a given speed is too high (meaning they may need to slow down) or whether the risk is minimal, in which case a higher speed would be safe and effective.
ESPR allows operators to feel safer and to rely on a second technical opinion they can count on to reach their destination without second-guessing.
