Cora Alert by Codepoint Technologies

Kirkland,  WA 
United States
https://www.cora-alert.com
  • Booth: 407

**Cora Alert** is a specialized campus safety solution designed specifically for educational environments. It is a unified, "panic-button" system that provides staff with a reliable way to call for help during emergencies, ranging from critical medical incidents to security threats. Unlike standard apps that rely on consumer Wi-Fi, Cora Alert is built on a **private, long-range network** to ensure it works even when cellular or Wi-Fi networks fail. Key Features The system is composed of several high-tech components that work together to create a safety "blanket" over a campus: * **Wearable Alert Tags:** Discreet, mobile panic buttons that staff can wear. They feature ultra-long battery life (typically about one year) and allow for one-tap activation without needing a smartphone. * **Indoor & Outdoor Tracking:** Using a combination of BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) beacons and Wi-Fi positioning, the system provides precise location data so responders know exactly where the alert was triggered. * **Built-in AI Incident Summaries:** The platform uses AI to summarize incident details in real-time, helping first responders understand the situation before they even arrive. * **Independent Network Architecture:** It operates on a dedicated campus-based network with minimal latency and high security, making it resilient during power outages or network congestion. * **Interactive Notification Panels:** In addition to mobile alerts, the system can push notifications to fixed wall panels and administrative consoles for campus-wide coordination. How It Helps Campuses Stay Safer: Cora Alert addresses several critical gaps in traditional campus security: **Eliminates Isolation** Teachers or staff in remote classrooms, basements, or outdoor fields can call for help instantly without needing to reach a desk phone or find a signal. **Faster Response Times** By identifying the user’s location in under 30 seconds, the system removes the "where are you?" delay that often occurs during high-stress 911 calls. **Discreet Activation** Staff can trigger an alert silently from their pocket or badge, which is vital in situations where making a phone call might escalate a threat. **Targeted Notifications** The rules engine can send alerts to specific groups (e.g., just the security team for a medical issue, or the entire campus for a lockdown). **Low Maintenance** Because it is "turn-key" and features long-range penetration (through thick walls and multiple floors), it requires very little IT infrastructure changes.