Sovereign disaster response // Engineered in Europe.

The next strategic advantage for disaster response.

AI-native crisis management platform for multi-agency disaster response

Mission

AI-native crisis management for disaster response.
Built for Europe's agencies.

Crisis management. A complete, state-of-the-art operating environment for the crisis room, from anticipation to lessons learned. Memnis does not impose a doctrine: each agency brings its own organisation, procedures and way of commanding.

Multi-agency, multi-silo. A crisis is never handled by one organisation, and inside each one the tools already exist: alerting, dispatch, GIS, radio. Memnis replaces none of them and lets every service keep its chain of command. It connects them all, so they work together, effectively.

AI-first. Memnis is built around AI. It keeps assessing the risks as the situation evolves, and supports the people in charge from understanding it to choosing a course of action.

Principles

Built for today's crises.
Unconventional by nature: they overlap, cascade and cross borders.

Decision support

Memnis exists to help people decide, from the first signal to the last order. Its AI prepares, compares and warns; the person in charge decides.

Doctrine comes first

Every agency has its own organisation, its own procedures and its own chain of command. Memnis takes them as they are and backs them up.

Situational awareness

See far, understand what is happening, and assess what it means. Memnis gives the crisis room the vision a decision needs.

Secure and sovereign

Your data stays on your ground, under your law. Hardened access control and data security, with every action traceable.

The platform

Anticipate, decide, act and learn

Memnis is the operating layer for disaster response, covering the whole crisis cycle. It watches the world and the field, simulates how hazards will spread and what they will hit, helps the people in charge choose a course of action, coordinates every agency engaged, and turns each crisis and each exercise into lessons for the next.

The Memnis crisis room interface

Capabilities

What Memnis does

01Vision

Fused situational awareness

From the local agency to the strategic decision centre, information follows the chain of command, and each level sees what it needs to act.

02Anticipate

Real-time risk analysis

Continuous risk analysis across the territory, hazard simulation, both fed live by what is happening on the ground.

03Decide

AI decision support

The AI prepares, compares and warns. The person in charge decides.

04Coordinate

Multi-agency coordination

The operating layer for disaster response. Agencies act as one organism: networked, bound by shared procedures, each playing its own part.

05Train

Exercise & what-if

Run exercises on your own territory. During a crisis, evaluate other courses of action.

06Learn

A living crisis memory

A memory that grows richer with experience, crisis after crisis, exercise after exercise. Replay any of them, and let the AI help draw the lessons.

07Secure

Security by design

Access by role and clearance, every action traced and attributable, hardened from the network to the data. No foreign dependency in the critical path.

08Adapt

Shaped to your organisation

Your doctrine, your structure, your procedures and your words. Memnis adapts to them and connects to the tools you already run, in line with European emergency-messaging standards.

09Deploy

Deployed your way

Centralised, or distributed with each agency running its own instance, linked to the others. From a command vehicle to a local agency, up to a national operations centre.

Architecture, integrations and references are presented to qualified organisations on request.

Sectors

Built for those who respond.

  1. Civil protection
  2. Fire & rescue
  3. Emergency medical services
  4. Law enforcement
  5. Local & regional authorities
  6. Critical infrastructure operators
  7. Armed forces in support
  8. Corporate crisis cells

Contact

Request a briefing.
By qualified introduction.

Memnis is presented to public authorities, emergency services and operators of vital importance. Tell us who you are and we will arrange a briefing.