Technosylva and Pano AI Partner on Integrated Wildfire Intelligence Platform

Feb 8, 2026
Technosylva and Pano AI have announced a partnership to combine predictive wildfire modeling with real-time detection, creating a unified operational view for utilities and fire agencies.

La Jolla-based Technosylva and San Francisco-based Pano AI have announced a strategic partnership to integrate predictive wildfire modeling with real-time detection and incident intelligence, according to a press release.

The collaboration will connect Technosylva’s predictive wildfire risk and spread modeling with Pano AI’s live camera feeds and ignition detection. This integration aims to provide utilities, fire agencies, and first responders with a single, coordinated view that combines current field conditions with projections of potential fire behavior.

Through shared technical integrations, Pano AI’s visual confirmation of smoke and incident data will be incorporated into Technosylva’s modeling software, while Technosylva’s simulations will be accessible within Pano AI’s operational interface. The unified system is designed to support faster, data-informed decisions during wildfire events.

The companies plan to work with select customers to validate the integrated platform before broader deployment. The partnership targets improved coordination across utilities and emergency response agencies as wildfire risks continue to rise globally.

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