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A Gamified Simulator to Save Lives and Educate Communities
A Gamified Simulator to Save Lives and Educate Communities
Simber is an interactive wildfire evacuation simulator designed to help communities prepare for real emergencies. Using real-world terrain, dynamic fire behavior, and AI-powered pathfinding, Simber lets users practice escaping wildfires safely—especially in areas where roads may be blocked or GPS fails.
Simber is an interactive wildfire evacuation simulator designed to help communities prepare for real emergencies. Using real-world terrain, dynamic fire behavior, and AI-powered pathfinding, Simber lets users practice escaping wildfires safely—especially in areas where roads may be blocked or GPS fails.
Built in Unity by a high school student passionate about using technology for public safety, Simber empowers seniors, families, and students to explore smarter evacuation strategies in a game-like, accessible way.
Built in Unity by a high school student passionate about using technology for public safety, Simber empowers seniors, families, and students to explore smarter evacuation strategies in a game-like, accessible way.
Testimony
Testimony
"I never thought about how quickly wildfires can block roads. This made me realize how important it is to have a plan"
"I never thought about how quickly wildfires can block roads. This made me realize how important it is to have a plan"
Jeff (Local Parent)
Jeff (Local Parent)
"The flyers were also easy to follow. It helped me understand what to do if I need to evacuate alone."
"The flyers were also easy to follow. It helped me understand what to do if I need to evacuate alone."
Annie (Senior Visitor)
Annie (Senior Visitor)
"The game was actually fun and made me think about what I should do in a real emergency."
"The game was actually fun and made me think about what I should do in a real emergency."
Gerald (High School Student)
Gerald (High School Student)
Why We Built This
Why We Built This
- Evacuation apps don’t account for blocked roads or fire zones
- Wildfires often trap cars on narrow mountain roads
- Most people never practice escaping
- Communities lack accessible evacuation drills
Get in touch at yul.sung950@gmail.com
Get in touch at yul.sung950@gmail.com
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