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Aligned for Impact: UNGA, SDIM, Climate Week NYC in the Fight Against Wildfires

Figure 1: Bosco Lai (CEO of Little Place Labs) shared the Fie Foresight's XPRIZE Wildfire journey at the Explorers Club

“Guys, if you pick the right year, there are three stones in New York.”

That famous line from Avengers: Endgame isn’t just movie magic. In 2025, New York City really did hold three powerful “stones” of global collaboration:

  • the UN General Assembly (UNGA 80),
  • the World Economic Forum’s Sustainable Development Impact Meetings (SDIM25), and
  • New York Climate Week.

For Robotics Cats, this was our Endgame moment — the right year, the right place, and the right allies to accelerate FireTech innovation.

Figure 2: World Economic Forum's Substainabiity Development Impact Meetings, SDIM25

SDIM25: Collaboration at Scale

From September 22–26, World Economic Forum SDIM25 convened more than 1,000 leaders from government, business, academia, and civil society to fast-track progress on the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Amid discussions on inclusive growth, climate action, and resilience, we connected with:

  • insurers seeking better climate-risk modeling and mitigation,
  • policymakers designing fire-resilient futures,
  • innovators exploring new technologies for environmental protection.

The urgency is clear: in 2024, wildfires drove record tropical forest loss, surpassing agriculture and logging as primary causes of deforestation, while fueling carbon emissions and climate instability.

Figure 3: Andre Cheung (CEO of Robotics Cats) and Bosco Lai (CEO of Little Place Labs) attend the Digital for Good event at United Nations Headquarters New York
Figure 4: Global leaders shared their view on AI development at Digital for Good event

Digital for Good: ITU & UNDP at the UN

Alongside SDIM25, we joined Digital for Good: For People and Prosperity hosted by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and UNDP at the United Nations Headquarters.

This global conversation showcased how inclusive digital transformation is key to sustainable development and human well-being. Robotics Cats contributed to the dialogue by sharing how our AI-powered wildfire detection is already protecting communities and ecosystems worldwide.

Figure 5: Igniting Change - XPRIZE Wildfire Finalists was hosted at the historic Explorers Club in New York
Figure 6: Anousheh Ansari (CEO of XPRIZE) and Andre Cheung (CEO of Robotics Cats)

Igniting Change: The XPRIZE Wildfire Event

Our journey continued at the XPRIZE Wildfire: Igniting Change event at the Explorers Club.

This gathering united innovators, investors, and partners dedicated to ending destructive wildfires with breakthrough technologies. Representing the Fire Foresight consortium—a partnership of Little Place Labs , Indicium Dynamics , Taz Drone Solutions and Robotics Cats—we showcased our XPRIZE journey and our multi-sensor AI wildfire detection and response solution, now scaling across:

  • Australia
  • Asia
  • South America
  • the United States

Like the Avengers, our consortium is a team of extraordinary calibre, each with unique expertise, united by a common mission: end destructive wildfires for good.

Our Avengers Assemble Moment

At Robotics Cats, we believe that innovation doesn’t happen in isolation. It takes collaboration, courage, and a shared vision.

In 2025, three powerful “stones” aligned:

Together, they empower us to accelerate FireTech innovation and create lasting impact for communities and ecosystems worldwide.

Figure 7: Statue of Liberty, New York

The fight against wildfires is urgent.

The technology is ready.

The partnerships are forming.

We’re looking for allies who share our vision. Let’s work together to protect people and the planet.

 

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