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EPISODE · Sep 8, 2025 · 27 MIN

EP 22 | How AI and IoT Can Save Us in Times of Crisis

from Favoriot Sembang Santai · host Dr. Mazlan Abbas and Zura from FAVORIOT

🎙️ Favoriot Sembang Santai – Episode 22Title: How AI and IoT Can Save Us in Times of CrisisHost: Zura HuzaliGuest: Dr. Mazlan AbbasWhen disaster strikes — whether it’s floods, landslides, earthquakes, or even pandemics — every second matters. In this episode, we explore how AI and IoT aren’t just buzzwords, but life-saving tools that can predict risks, trigger early warnings, and help communities act before it’s too late.Together with Dr. Mazlan Abbas, known as the “IoT Man,” we break down:✅ Practical ways IoT sensors and AI models prevent disasters✅ Real examples from Malaysia, Japan, and the COVID-19 pandemic✅ The challenges of cost, trust, and policy in adopting these systems✅ A future vision where every community is empowered with early warning technologyThis isn’t just about smart cities or high-tech gadgets. It’s about survival, resilience, and the power of technology to protect lives.👉 Tune in, share, and join the conversation. Because disasters may be unstoppable — but tragedies don’t have to be.#Favoriot #SembangSantai #IoT #AI #DisasterPrevention #SmartCities

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