STEMINAR: Fire Tech That Could Save Your Home

Can drones help stop wildfires before they spread?

Join the STEM Society at the University Club San Diego on May 13 (6–7:30 p.m.) for a powerful STEMinar featuring Seraphlyte, a San Diego-based technology company specializing in advanced drone systems and AI-powered aerial surveillance. 

Learn how cutting-edge drone technology is helping detect fires early, protect homes, and even respond before first responders arrive. Real-world innovation. Real community impact.

Seraphlyte builds and deploys American-made, autonomous drone networks to provide high-risk communities with 24/7 wildfire detection and rapid-response suppression.

· Bridging the Insurance Gap via Auditable Mitigation: Leverage high-fidelity drone data to provide insurance carriers with "proof of protection." By delivering precise, time-stamped brush analysis and fuel-load reduction reports, homeowners can better negotiate premiums and maintain coverage in high-risk zones where traditional providers are pulling back.

· The Regulatory and Security "Moat": As an American-based manufacturer, Seraphlyte ensures full compliance with the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). This "Made in USA" status is not just a badge of honor—it is a critical security requirement for municipal contracts and ensures our technology is shielded from the geopolitical and data-privacy risks associated with foreign-made hardware.

· Rapid-Response Suppression as a Property Defense: Transition from passive observation to active defense with autonomous suppression. By deploying non-toxic fire-suppressant capsules via heavy-lift drones at the first sign of ignition, we provide a proactive layer of protection that bridges the critical 20-minute gap before ground crews arrive, effectively "stopping the stop-loss" for high-value estates.

Robin Jean Sassi, CEO, CA State Bar Licensed Attorney for corporate governance and business litigation.

Matheww Lemmenes, CTO, Former Tech Partner SD Fire-Rescue, executing emergency communications, ICS, dispatch interop, electronisc design, hardware R&D

Chris Pinotti, Chief Drone Officer, UAS flight ops, FAA Regulatory compliance, FAA Part 107 license holder

Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.

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