First responders often find themselves in life-changing situations. In these moments, they need to be able to think and act fast.
For example, our character Jasmine doesn't know what she'll face when she arrives on scene. She needs to be able to make critical decisions, quickly - so how could technology help her?
Body-worn cameras are already making a difference in some emergency situations. But if we combine them with other technologies, we can also open up lots of new possibilities. For example, we could allow paramedics, like Jasmine, to livestream from the most challenging environments. Medics at the hospital could then see the live view, provide on-the-spot expertise and start preparing ahead of a patient's arrival. Also, the streams from multiple cameras could be combined to provide a real-time view of the scene and, with the addition of AI, detect where traffic needs to be re-routed.
For example, our character Jasmine doesn't know what she'll face when she arrives on scene. She needs to be able to make critical decisions, quickly - so how could technology help her?
Body-worn cameras are already making a difference in some emergency situations. But if we combine them with other technologies, we can also open up lots of new possibilities. For example, we could allow paramedics, like Jasmine, to livestream from the most challenging environments. Medics at the hospital could then see the live view, provide on-the-spot expertise and start preparing ahead of a patient's arrival. Also, the streams from multiple cameras could be combined to provide a real-time view of the scene and, with the addition of AI, detect where traffic needs to be re-routed.
