Prometeo, the 2019 Call for Code Global Prize winning-team, created a wearable device that measures carbon monoxide, smoke concentration, humidity, and temperature to monitor firefighter safety in real-time as well as to help improve their health outcomes in the long-term.

AsTeR technology prioritizes emergency calls in order of emergency level, where callers can leave an explanation. Call centers are also given a visual map to see where people are being most affected by the natural disaster. 

Healios gives victims of natural disasters access to quality mental health care via a mobile health application, connecting case workers with survivors.   

Project Rove is an SMS chatbot that uses Natural Language Understanding to give users health information during a natural disaster. Users are given health priority scores, which are given to first responders, to show them which victims need the most help.  

Sparrow is an open-source, conversational AI platform that helps users address their physical and psychological well-being during and after natural disasters. The platform is accessible through any device, with or without internet connectivity, providing access to medical help and medical records.