Phnix Fire to Showcase Intelligent Wildfire Defense Systems at FATHOMWERX Summit 2025
Camarillo, CA - October 8, 2025 - Phnix Fire, Inc., a leader in intelligent wildfire defense technology, announced today that it will attend the FATHOMWERX Summit 2025 next week in Port Hueneme, California, in conjunction with affiliate company GBL Systems Corporation, who is the Platinum Sponsor for the event this year. Together, the companies will highlight advancements in AI-driven fire detection, suppression, and autonomous defense for residences, communities, businesses, and critical infrastructure.
The FATHOMWERX Summit, a collaboration between the U.S. Navy, the Port of Hueneme, and leading regional innovation partners, brings together private-sector innovators, defense organizations, and research institutions to accelerate dual-use technologies serving both commercial and government applications.
Phnix Fire’s exhibit will highlight how its advanced wildfire defense systems integrate GBL’s SaigeTech AI platform to create an intelligent, connected network capable of predicting, detecting, and responding to wildfire threats before they cause damage. Phnix Fire’s solution delivers off-grid operation, mesh-network communication capabilities, and real-time control—making it adaptable for both high-value private properties and mission-critical government facilities.
“The FATHOMWERX Summit offers an exceptional opportunity to build awareness for Phnix Fire with an audience that is both extremely relevant and diverse,” said Jerry Meyer, COO of Phnix Fire. “It brings together local, commercial, and government leaders who all share a stake in developing more resilient communities. We’re excited to showcase how our intelligent wildfire defense technology can protect everything from individual homes to critical infrastructure. Our goal is to show how AI and automation can work together to make regions and communities more resilient.”
Phnix Fire and GBL Systems Corporation will engage with potential partners, including military base operations, municipalities, and utility providers, to explore cooperative research and development opportunities and to establish collaborative frameworks such as Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADAs) for fire defense innovation.
