Emergency responders operate in high-risk environments. Prolongued exposure to stress, fatigue and physical strain increase the risk of injury and affect work performance. Identifying these signs of phisiological exhaustion could help prevent future health problems by providing the needed help.
The proposed solution is a wearable biometric monitoring device, designed to capture, analyse and transmit real-time physiological data. The system will incorporate multiple integrated sensors to enable comprehensive biological and physiological data analysis. Additionally, a communication system will transmit the collected data for analysis, determining whether there are any elevated health risks or not.
This device is designed to make high intensity and high risk professions safer, identifying early signs of physical and mental exhaustion so that the protential risks are reduced. It is designed primarily to Emergency Responders, such as firefighters or paramedics, as well as Military Personnel, on duty or undergoing high intensity trainings, although it can be beneficial for any profession operating in high risk enrionments.
The device collects and analyzes real-time physiological data through sensors and, theres is any health risk detected, sen warnings and the needed medical aid
The system provides instant alerts to the data center if any biometric readings are out of the ordinary and indicate potential health risks
To avoid the distraction and inconvenience of frequently changing the device's batteries, it features a long-lasting battery that operates reliably for extended periods
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As we approach EletroDay, our project is coming together with increasing clarity and purpose. We finalised the development of our functional prototype, prepared informative flyers for distribution, and structured our pitch deck presentation to effectively communicate the value and objectives of our work.
This week we aimed to start thinking about our approach in EletroDay. Our objective is to make an interesting and interactive presentation about our project. We also thought about what materials we want on our table, so that the visitors are captivated and want to take a look. We are thinking of having a static bike to make our heart rate high and a big screen to see user information displayed clearly.
