Security tech firm Raven Controls is providing software for this week's 2019 World Taekwondo Championships.
The Glasgow firm also supplied last week's British Masters golf tournament at Southport with its real-time incident management tool.
The technology links up event management and ensures anything from a fall in the rough to a disaster scenario can be logged on an app, managed and resolved.
Personnel can report medical incidents and other situations without returning to a control room, meaning they satisfy health and safety requirements while remaining engaged with the event.
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The technology was used at last year’s Ryder Cup in Paris and was the technology’s first deployment overseas. The 2019 World Taekwondo Championships is running until Sunday in Manchester.
Raven’s managing director Ian Kerr, is a former counter terrorism officer, said: “Raven’s technology provides an accessible digitised solution to manage and record issues relating to safety and security , ensuring everyone across an event’s incident management networks are equipped to handle all scenarios.
“By enabling security staff on the ground to report incidents whilst on the move, Raven’s technology keeps everyone from security staff to key stakeholders informed, ensuring immediate and effective responses to issues as they occur. It is crucial for major sporting events such as the British Masters and the World Taekwondo Championships to have an effective incident management process in place and our technology can help facilitate this.”
