DUBLIN, IRELAND - We have had a lot of press over the last week! This morning we were on the 4FM Breakfast Show, Listen To Recording Here!

If you've been following us on Facebook or Twitter, you'll also have seen we've been written about in two national papers.



The Irish Times - New software will help emergency services to save lives, says developer

A volunteer in one of the Irish Coastguard’s cliff rescue teams has developed a software solution to help emergency rescue services make better decisions that might save lives. Robin Blandford estimates that there are 50,000 global rescue organisations that could benefit from his software, Decisions For Heroes, which launched this week.

Sunday Business Post - Software coming to the rescue in Dublin

Most students are happy to take it easy during their college years, but not Robin Blandford. From the time he started his studies in digital media engineering at Dublin City University, Blandford’s main priority was to start a company. After university, Blandford was placed on an accelerated management programme at Thomson Reuters.

During this time, he would stay up late at night, developing and releasing software updates for a programme aimed at voluntary search and rescue services. Last week, the 25-year old Dubliner realised his ambition with the commercial launch of his own firm, Byte surgery.

Fantastic!

-Robin.