About

RescueTechs is a small personal notebook about rescue equipment and the technology around it: extrication tools, thermal imaging, drones, rope systems and whatever else turns up.

The notes are written for curious readers, students and volunteers who want a clear explanation before they open a manufacturer's manual. They summarise publicly available standards, manuals and training material, and they try to be honest about limitations.

Nothing here replaces certified training or the manufacturer's instructions for a specific tool. Rescue work is dangerous; learn it from qualified instructors.

Corrections and suggestions are welcome: notes@rescuetechs.org.