QUAKE ALERT
Most recent earthquake
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Earthquake protection that starts
before the shaking does.

Early Warning Labs delivers audible earthquake alerts with up to 60 seconds of advance warning, reducing the risk of catastrophic injuries and casualties by 50% – all before the ground starts shaking.

What’s Possible
with Seconds of
Advanced Warning?

LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR SOLUTIONS

Early Warning Labs technology delivers earthquake alerts filtered to your desired threshold with enough advance notice to trigger automated safety measures across your operations.

In up to a 60-second window of time, hospitals can protect patients, schools can broadcast drop-cover-hold-on instructions to hundreds of students, manufacturing facilities can shut down critical machinery… and much more.

The specific actions depend on your facility and what you've configured–but all of it happens automatically and, most importantly, before the shaking starts.

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Peace of Mind, Delivered at Scale

10 M+
people protected
across our deployment
network
90 %+
of commercial earthquake early warning installations in the USA
10 +
years of protecting
lives and
infrastructure

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Official Partner

Early Warning Labs started as a founding R&D partner of the U.S. Geological Survey’s (USGS) ShakeAlert® system. We worked directly with the scientific team to develop and test last-mile delivery and the official standards of these life saving alerts. Now, Early Warning Labs is the leading official licensed partner of the ShakeAlert® system, allowing us to receive real-time seismic data and deliver precise, scientifically tested, location-specific warnings seconds before destructive shaking arrives at your location.

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A black audio waveform pattern is displayed on a white background, with vertical lines of varying heights forming a symmetrical shape—reminiscent of data from an earthquake early warning system.

What Does Our Tech Do?

Our proprietary hardware and software systems bridge the gap between government seismic monitoring and automated safety responses, turning raw earthquake data into immediate, customizable, easily filtered, and actionable protection for your organization.

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Who do we serve?

Early Warning Labs protects over 10 million people throughout the West Coast, powering 90%+ of all commercial earthquake early warning systems in America.

We partner with organizations where automated earthquake response is essential:
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Hospitals & Healthcare
Emergency power switching, surgical staff alerts, critical system management
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Empty classroom with rows of desks and chairs facing a large blackboard at the front. The well-lit, unoccupied room is equipped with an earthquake early warning system for added safety.
Schools & Universities
Mass notification across campuses, automated safety protocols
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Fire Departments & Emergency Services
Bay door automation, equipment protection, dispatch integration
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A train is stopped at a platform under a covered station. The station sign displays “Tochigi.” An earthquake early warning system display can be seen nearby. The image has a blue color filter.
Transit & Transportation
Train slowdown systems, passenger alerts, operational safety controls
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Manufacturing & Industrial
Hazardous material securing, machinery shutdown, worker safety alerts
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Historic building with tall columns and a dome, featuring an American flag at half-staff, now equipped with an earthquake early warning system.
Municipal Facilities
Public safety infrastructure, utility management, emergency coordination
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A commercial airplane is parked at an airport gate with a jet bridge attached, ready for boarding. Airport safety features, such as an earthquake early warning system, help ensure passenger security as other aircraft and vehicles operate in the background.
Airports & Seaports
Air traffic coordination, ground operations, passenger safety systems
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Proudly Supporting Organizations Across the West Coast

NBCUniversal logo featuring the NBC peacock in color between "NBC" and "UNIVERSAL," with a partial black circle behind—symbolizing alertness, much like an earthquake early warning system.
Cedars-Sinai logo featuring overlapping red circles with "C" and "S" letters, a caduceus symbol, and text "CEDARS-SINAI," reflecting the hospital’s commitment to innovation such as their earthquake early warning system.
Official seal of the City of Los Angeles featuring four quadrants with symbols, surrounded by the words “City of Los Angeles Founded 1781,” highlighting the city's commitment to safety with its earthquake early warning system.

Built by Leaders in Emergency Response

Early Warning Labs was founded by Joshua Bashioum, who spent over 15 years in emergency management as a Search and Rescue first responder and FEMA instructor before recognizing the opportunity to bring commercial earthquake early warning technology to the organizations that need it most. That foundation in real-world emergency response continues to shape how we build, deploy, and support systems designed to protect lives.

Meet Our Team
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Schedule a Meeting

Find out what automated early earthquake response could look like for your facility. Our team will walk through your operations, assess your existing infrastructure, and show you how Early Warning Labs technology can integrate with the systems you already have in place.

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