As a strategic partner of Singapore's Home Team Departments including the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF), we play a pivotal role in co-developing innovations that meet the evolving needs of Singapore’s #safety and #security. Unveiled at SCDF’s 2024 Workplan Seminar, the Traffic Priority System (TPS) features #tech contributions by our Mobility Road team, in collaboration with SCDF, HTX (Home Team Science & Technology Agency) and the Land Transport Authority (LTA) Singapore. Our expertise in Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) technology and smart #traffic systems plays a crucial role in enabling emergency responders to enhance response time in critical situations while improving safety for road users. The system, which will only be activated for life-threatening medical cases like cardiac arrests, helps SCDF emergency ambulances safely obtain right of way at traffic junctions within the “final mile” of casualty conveyance towards a hospital, contributing to improved patient outcomes. ➡️ More on our Smart Mobility capabilities: https://lnkd.in/gre4pmFg Capable of Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) flights, our unmanned aerial solution, DroNet, is being trialled by SCDF to enhance the latter’s operational response during emergency siutations. Envisioned to be the first responders to emergency incidents, our #drones can be activated from ports deployed at strategic places across Singapore to provide situational information to SCDF responders before their arrival. ➡️ More about our #UAS capabilities: https://lnkd.in/gRXSfFdx. 🔗 Read more: https://lnkd.in/gxmDHsrT #STEngineering #Technology #PublicSafety
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🎉 Exciting News from Welsh Ambulance Services University NHS Trust to Test Drone-Delivered Defibrillators! 🎉 🛰️ In a groundbreaking move, the Welsh Ambulance Services University NHS Trust is pioneering plans to DELIVER defibrillators to patients using Drones/UAV! This innovative initiative could be a game-changer in Saving Lives across Wales. 🛰️ 🌳 With over 6,000 cardiac arrests occurring in Wales each year, quick access to defibrillators can be crucial. The service aims to bridge this gap, especially in Rural Areas, where access to defibrillators may be challenging. 🌳 ⚡ CARL POWELL from the Welsh Ambulance Services University NHS Trust emphasizes the importance of Early Intervention, stating that starting chest compressions and delivering an electric shock with a defibrillator could make all the difference between life and death. ⚡ 🚀 The "Drone-Delivered Defibrillators" project, in collaboration with the University of Warwick and SkyBound Enterprises, LLC, has already conducted test flightsservices to understand deployment speed. Now, they're interviewing individuals who have assisted cardiac arrest patients to gauge the potential impact of drone-delivered defibrillators. 🚀 🎓 Prof Nigel Rees, Assistant Director of Research & Innovation Services, highlights the Potential of this technology to improve survival rates by delivering defibrillators directly to bystanders, eliminating the need to leave the patient's side. 🎓 💡 Stay tuned for updates as the results of the Project Growth are expected to be announced in early 2025! 💡 #DroneTech #Drones #LifeSavingInnovation #CardiacHealth #MedicalInnovation #DronesForGood #HealthTech #EmergencyResponse #InnovationInHealthcare #WalesHealthcare #TechForGood #RescueTechnology #EmergencyResponse #TechInHealthcare #DigitalHealth #LifeSavers #SaveLives #HealthcareRevolution
Welsh Ambulance service to test drone-delivered defibrillators
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DDT has just unveiled the game-changing Transportable Blood Storage (TBS) - a powerful 10-day refrigerator that is set to transform the way blood supply is managed in military operations. 🏥⚔️ Designed to fit seamlessly into various military vehicles and trucks, the TBS is compact, lightweight, and incredibly efficient. This cutting-edge technology will significantly increase blood supply capacity on the battlefield, potentially saving countless lives in critical situations. 💪🩺 What sets the TBS apart is its innovative design for easy maintenance and repair in the field. With cannibalizable parts that allow for quick fixes by general technicians, the need for highly specialized personnel is eliminated, making it a versatile and user-friendly solution for military medical teams. 🛠️🔧 Stay tuned for more updates on this groundbreaking development and join us in celebrating the incredible advancements being made in military medical technology! 🎉🌟 #DDT #TBS #MilitaryInnovation #BloodSupply #MedicalTechnology #SavingLives #BattlefieldAdvancements MTEC | Medical Technology Enterprise Consortium Peggy Leighton Andrew Regan Telemedicine & Advanced Technology Research Center - TATRC J of Spec Ops Med (JSOM) Journal of Special Operations Medicine (JSOM) published by Breakaway Media, LLC Joint Trauma System (JTS) DoD Center of Excellence for Trauma Tanya Lerch John Barry Brit Adams Monti Leija Defense Health Agency https://lnkd.in/g7aDQPDa
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DDT has just unveiled the game-changing Transportable Blood Storage (TBS) - a powerful 10-day refrigerator that is set to transform the way blood supply is managed in military operations. 🏥⚔️ Designed to fit seamlessly into various military vehicles and trucks, the TBS is compact, lightweight, and incredibly efficient. This cutting-edge technology will significantly increase blood supply capacity on the battlefield, potentially saving countless lives in critical situations. 💪🩺 What sets the TBS apart is its innovative design for easy maintenance and repair in the field. With cannibalizable parts that allow for quick fixes by general technicians, the need for highly specialized personnel is eliminated, making it a versatile and user-friendly solution for military medical teams. 🛠️🔧 Stay tuned for more updates on this groundbreaking development and join us in celebrating the incredible advancements being made in military medical technology! 🎉🌟 #DDT #TBS #MilitaryInnovation #BloodSupply #MedicalTechnology #SavingLives #BattlefieldAdvancements MTEC | Medical Technology Enterprise Consortium Peggy Leighton Andrew Regan Telemedicine & Advanced Technology Research Center - TATRC J of Spec Ops Med (JSOM) Journal of Special Operations Medicine (JSOM) published by Breakaway Media, LLC Joint Trauma System (JTS) DoD Center of Excellence for Trauma Tanya Lerch John Barry Brit Adams Monti Leija Defense Health Agency https://lnkd.in/g7aDQPDa
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Drones To Deliver AED Defibrillators To Treat Cardiac Arrest Patients: Would You Use One To Save A Life? This is really cutting edge technology that can really make a difference in saving someone's life. While this is a trial across the pond in Scotland, I can definitely see promise in this area in so many ways. I was at a recent networking event with my GBTA | Los Angeles Chapter when a group of us started discussing the lack of AED awareness knowledge of AEDs. It was interesting how many thought that ALL hotels have AEDs in place - which is false... and many were surprised that many hotels do not. If you’ve been in any of my presentations where I’ve discussed this topic, this is one of the areas I hammer home...EVERY MINUTES COUNTS when it comes to surviving sudden cardiac arrest.... which is where AEDs come into play. While I'm not insinuating that AEDs would be used in hotel AED cases, I just wanted to bring awareness to travel managers and meeting/event planners on the importance of AEDs at the locations they do business with. The discussion of AED deployments in this article just focuses on outdoor public deployments. That’s when two separate people in the conversation brought up that they were aware of hospitality industry professionals who had died from sudden cardiac arrest while playing golf in the middle of the course. Can you see where the use of a drone with an AED could have made a difference in situations like this? I sure can.
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🚨 Innovation in emergency care in the rural area of Rottal-Inn! 🚑🌾 As part of the med4PAN research project at the European Campus Rottal-Inn at Deggendorf Institute of Technology, innovations are being introduced to emergency medicine: The use of drones for the rapid delivery of defibrillators in rural areas. In scenarios where every moment counts, especially in the event of cardiac arrest, this innovation makes a crucial difference. ✅ Drones cover large distances in minutes, regardless of road conditions. ✅ Automated external defibrillators (AEDs) can also be operated by non-professionals, enabling life-saving first aid. ✅ This technology helps to effectively bridge the time window until the emergency doctor arrives. ✅ It reduces the risk of long-term damage by responding quickly. ✅ Increases the reach and efficiency of medical care in remote areas. These advances are not just an addition to the existing medical infrastructure, but an additional, life-saving milestone in emergency care. A huge step forward for healthcare in Rottal-Inn and other rural areas in the future! #emergency medicine #innovation #healthcare #drone technology #defibrillators #ECRI
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Very interesting #Airway management tidbit (well there are several) buried in “video vs direct laryngoscopy in critically ill adults” in NEJM https://lnkd.in/gjDHSgb7 We are finally getting better at “intubate in 30 seconds or less” and teaching “take your time and know your approach.” This does need to continue. However, this new data also does a good job saying that while we need not rush because an appropriately pre-oxygenated patient has time….if you haven’t placed the ETT after 60 seconds, there is little benefit in continuing your attempt. Rather, it should become your trigger to stop and reset your self with different equipment or a different approach even if the patient’s hemodynamics haven’t changed.
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Why Flight Emergency Medical Kits Need A Digital Health Upgrade. How can digital health add to the practice of aviation medicine in the future and make sure that passengers step off the plane as healthy as they got in? ➡ Emergency medical kits are must-haves on all airplanes, but the necessary equipment has 20th century vibes; ➡ We could save many lives by having AI-backed, ultra-portable diagnostic devices on board that would allow faster, better diagnoses of a wide array of health emergencies. With technological innovation and AI, aircraft should be equipped to better manage adverse health events and potentially save lives during flights. These innovations allow for quick and accurate diagnoses, ensuring more effective interventions in medical emergencies, thus raising the standard of safety and care. https://lnkd.in/exU8CiD8 #safetyculture #innovation #artificialintelligence #healthcare
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