About Amplicam

Amplicam is a technology company focused on early wildfire detection. We use cutting-edge AI/ML and computer vision solutions to reduce the risk of climate change on a global scale.

Our patent-pending technology has an enormous impact. By dramatically reducing wildfire risk, Amplicam helps avoid catastrophic ecosystem damage, saves billions of dollars in firefighting costs, and prevents deadly air pollution. Amplicam protects sensitive wildlife, homes, and communities.  

Our technology is proven, with thousands of installations worldwide. Our customers have experienced a 90% reduction in expected wildfire fighting costs and prevented hundreds of millions of tons of carbon emissions.

Amplicam is headquartered in Toronto, Canada with North American operations managed from Milpitas, California, USA. European and Asian operations are managed from Riga, Latvia.



Our purpose

We want to apply technological advancement to protecting wildlife.


Our Vision

We have created an efficient wild fire detection, monitoring and control system and want to make it accessible to as many locations in the world suffering from devastating wildfires as possible.  Based on commercially available video surveillance cameras, with embedded high accuracy smoke detection algorithm, the system automatically detects forest wildfires at early stages allowing to significantly reduce the negative impact on the climate and usage of human & material resources. 

Our Partners

We are participating in Axis Technology Integration Partner program.


Our Team & Experience

We are a startup and we have received financing from Climate-KIC Accelerator 2018 for developing our product and entering market. Our team is formed of experienced founders and team members having expertise in various fields necessary for this business, including: engineering, software development, managerial, sales & marketing. 

Our smoke detection software is already proven by market and operates on more than 2000 video surveillance cameras in various locations.