Stratus

Foreign objects scanner for EMTs

Stratus

Foreign objects scanner for EMTs

Stratus

Foreign objects scanner for EMTs

Stratus

Foreign objects scanner for EMTs

Stratus

Foreign objects scanner for EMTs

Gun Violence and
Mass Shootings

Gun Violence
and
Mass Shootings

Gun Violence
and
Mass Shootings

Gun Violence and Mass Shootings

Gun Violence and
Mass Shootings

While firearms are rarely seen in other countries, U.S. citizens have the freedom to own multiple guns. As a result, gun violence and mass shootings are more common in the U.S. According to Galea, a key factor is the sheer number of firearms — Americans own more guns per capita than any other nation. In recent years, shootings at festivals and schools have sadly become routine.

While firearms are rarely seen in other countries, U.S. citizens have the freedom to own multiple guns. As a result, gun violence and mass shootings are more common in the U.S. According to Galea, a key factor is the sheer number of firearms — Americans own more guns per capita than any other nation. In recent years, shootings at festivals and schools have sadly become routine.

While firearms are rarely seen in other countries, U.S. citizens have the freedom to own multiple guns. As a result, gun violence and mass shootings are more common in the U.S. According to Galea, a key factor is the sheer number of firearms — Americans own more guns per capita than any other nation. In recent years, shootings at festivals and schools have sadly become routine.

While firearms are rarely seen in other countries, U.S. citizens have the freedom to own multiple guns. As a result, gun violence and mass shootings are more common in the U.S. According to Galea, a key factor is the sheer number of firearms — Americans own more guns per capita than any other nation. In recent years, shootings at festivals and schools have sadly become routine.

While firearms are rarely seen in other countries, U.S. citizens have the freedom to own multiple guns. As a result, gun violence and mass shootings are more common in the U.S. According to Galea, a key factor is the sheer number of firearms — Americans own more guns per capita than any other nation. In recent years, shootings at festivals and schools have sadly become routine.

Project Overview.

Project Overview.

Project Overview.

Project Overview.

Project Overview.

This project aims to develop an innovative solution to address unmet needs faced by first responders during civilian public mass shootings (CPMS). The proposed product should leverage emerging technologies and anticipate advancements expected in the next 3-5 years.

This project aims to develop an innovative solution to address unmet needs faced by first responders during civilian public mass shootings (CPMS). The proposed product should leverage emerging technologies and anticipate advancements expected in the next 3-5 years.

This project aims to develop an innovative solution to address unmet needs faced by first responders during civilian public mass shootings (CPMS). The proposed product should leverage emerging technologies and anticipate advancements expected in the next 3-5 years.

This project aims to develop an innovative solution to address unmet needs faced by first responders during civilian public mass shootings (CPMS). The proposed product should leverage emerging technologies and anticipate advancements expected in the next 3-5 years.

This project aims to develop an innovative solution to address unmet needs faced by first responders during civilian public mass shootings (CPMS). The proposed product should leverage emerging technologies and anticipate advancements expected in the next 3-5 years.

Research

Research

Research

Research

Research

Naturalistic
Observations

Naturalistic
Observations

Naturalistic
Observations

Naturalistic
Observations

Police body cams,
audio recordings

Police body cams,
audio recordings

Police body cams,
audio recordings

Police body cams,
audio recordings

Interviews

Interviews

Interviews


Interviews

Interviews

First responders, nurses'
personal experiences

First responders, nurses'
personal experiences

First responders, nurses'
personal experiences

First responders, nurses'
personal experiences

Peer-reviewed
Articles

Peer-reviewed
Articles

Peer-reviewed
Articles

Peer-reviewed
Articles

Injury statistics

Injury statistics

Documentaries

Documentaries

Documentaries

Documentaries

Documentaries

Context and
case studies

Context and
case studies

Injury Stats from CPMS

Injury Stats from CPMS

Injury Stats from CPMS

Injury Stats
from CPMS

Based on a study done by the Journal of the American College of Surgeons examining 213 victims across 219 incidents, they found that the mean number of gunshots per victim were 4.1.

Based on a study done by the Journal of the American College of Surgeons examining 213 victims across 219 incidents, they found that the mean number of gunshots per victim were 4.1.

Based on a study done by the Journal of the American College of Surgeons examining 213 victims across 219 incidents, they found that the mean number of gunshots per victim were 4.1.

Based on a study done by the Journal of the American College of Surgeons examining 213 victims across 219 incidents, they found that the mean number of gunshots per victim were 4.1.

Injury Stats from CPMS

Based on a study done by the Journal of the American College of Surgeons examining 213 victims across 219 incidents, they found that the mean number of gunshots per victim were 4.1.

The PPD rate after a mass shooting is high and is due mostly to non-hemorrhaging chest wounds.***

The PPD rate after a mass shooting is high and is due mostly to non-hemorrhaging chest wounds.***

The PPD rate after a mass shooting is high and is due mostly to non-hemorrhaging chest wounds.***

The PPD rate after a mass shooting is high and is due mostly to non-hemorrhaging chest wounds.***

The PPD rate after a mass shooting is high and is due mostly to non-hemorrhaging chest wounds.***

Why Faster, Smarter Triage Can Save Lives:
Visualizing the Emergency Response Gap

Why Faster, Smarter Triage Can Save Lives:
Visualizing the Emergency Response Gap

Why Faster, Smarter Triage Can Save Lives:
Visualizing the Emergency Response Gap

Why Faster, Smarter Triage Can Save Lives:
Visualizing the Emergency Response Gap

Shortage of paramedics

Shortage of paramedics

Shortage of paramedics

Not enough paramedics to reach and tend every patient at the scene fast enough

Not enough paramedics to reach and tend every patient at the scene fast enough

Not enough paramedics to reach and tend every patient at the scene fast enough

Medication shortages

Medication shortages

Medication shortages

Essential life-saving drugs not always available on-site

Essential life-saving drugs not always available on-site

Essential life-saving drugs not always available on-site

Loss of skills/training over time

Loss of skills/training over time

Loss of skills/training over time

Infrequent crises mean responders may lose critical skills over time

Infrequent crises mean responders may lose critical skills over time

Infrequent crises mean responders may lose critical skills over time

Broken communication systems

Broken communication systems

Broken communication systems

Delayed dispatch info, unclear of victims' status- wasting precious time

Delayed dispatch info, unclear of victims' status- wasting precious time

Delayed dispatch info, unclear of victims' status- wasting precious time

Why Faster, Smarter Triage Can Save Lives:
Visualizing the Emergency Response Gap

Shortage of paramedics

Not enough paramedics to reach and tend every patient at the scene fast enough

Medication shortages

Essential life-saving drugs not always available on-site

Loss of skills/training over time

Infrequent crises mean responders may lose critical skills over time

Broken communication systems

Delayed dispatch info, unclear of victims' status- wasting precious time

Hypothesis.

Hypothesis.

Hypothesis.

Hypothesis.

Hypothesis.

Real-time injury severity assessment at the scene will enable first responders to prioritize care, potentially increasing potentially preventable death (PPD) rates.

Real-time injury severity assessment at the scene will enable first responders to prioritize care, potentially increasing potentially preventable death (PPD) rates.

Real-time injury severity assessment at the scene will enable first responders to prioritize care, potentially increasing potentially preventable death (PPD) rates.

Real-time injury severity assessment at the scene will enable first responders to prioritize care, potentially increasing potentially preventable death (PPD) rates.

Real-time injury severity assessment at the scene will enable first responders to prioritize care, potentially increasing potentially preventable death (PPD) rates.

Ideation Concepts

Ideation Concepts

Ideation Concepts

Ideation Concepts

Ideation Concepts

Introducing Stratus.

Introducing Stratus.

Introducing Stratus.

Introducing Stratus.

Introducing Stratus.

A portable handheld scanner designed to detect, collect, and transmit patient data from incident scene to nearby hospitals, ensuring seamless communication between first responders and medical teams to save critical time.

A portable handheld scanner designed to detect, collect, and transmit patient data from incident scene to nearby hospitals, ensuring seamless communication between first responders and medical teams to save critical time.

A portable handheld scanner designed to detect, collect, and transmit patient data from incident scene to nearby hospitals, ensuring seamless communication between first responders and medical teams to save critical time.

A portable handheld scanner designed to detect, collect, and transmit patient data from incident scene to nearby hospitals, ensuring seamless communication between first responders and medical teams to save critical time.

A portable handheld scanner designed to detect, collect, and transmit patient data from incident scene to nearby hospitals, ensuring seamless communication between first responders and medical teams to save critical time.

Exploded View

Exploded View

Exploded View

Exploded View

Exploded View

Story Board

Story Board

Story Board

  1. Scan patient

Use CT inspired technology to locate shrapnel/objects in body and determine severity of wounds.

Use CT inspired technology to locate shrapnel/objects in body and determine severity of wounds.

  1. Record data

Data for that patient is stored in a file with a brief description of injuries. Ensures those with the most critical injuries are transported first.

Data for that patient is stored in a file with a brief description of injuries. Ensures those with the most critical injuries are transported first.

Data for that patient is stored in a file with a brief description of injuries. Ensures those with the most critical injuries are transported first.

Data for that patient is stored in a file with a brief description of injuries. Ensures those with the most critical injuries are transported first.

  1. Transfer Data

Stored data can be transferred to nearby hospitals, giving them extra time to prepare before patients arrive.

Stored data can be transferred to nearby hospitals, giving them extra time to prepare before patients arrive.

Stored data can be transferred to nearby hospitals, giving them extra time to prepare before patients arrive.

Stored data can be transferred to nearby hospitals, giving them extra time to prepare before patients arrive.

Scan patients

  1. Scan patients

Use CT inspired technology to locate shrapnel/objects in body and determine severity of wounds.

Story Board

Icon credits
Video Camera by Amy Morgan from The Noun Project
Research Paper by Ian Rahmadi Kurniawan from The Noun Project
Chat by NAPISAH from The Noun Project
TV screen by I Putu Dicky Adi Pranatha from The Noun Project

Icon credits
Video Camera by Amy Morgan from The Noun Project
Research Paper by Ian Rahmadi Kurniawan from The Noun Project
Chat by NAPISAH from The Noun Project
TV screen by I Putu Dicky Adi Pranatha from The Noun Project

Icon credits
Video Camera by Amy Morgan from The Noun Project
Research Paper by Ian Rahmadi Kurniawan from The Noun Project
Chat by NAPISAH from The Noun Project
TV screen by I Putu Dicky Adi Pranatha from The Noun Project

Icon credits
Video Camera by Amy Morgan from The Noun Project
Research Paper by Ian Rahmadi Kurniawan from The Noun Project
Chat by NAPISAH from The Noun Project
TV screen by I Putu Dicky Adi Pranatha from The Noun Project

Icon credits
Video Camera by Amy Morgan from The Noun Project
Research Paper by Ian Rahmadi Kurniawan from The Noun Project
Chat by NAPISAH from The Noun Project
TV screen by I Putu Dicky Adi Pranatha from The Noun Project