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The operational assessment of vital indicators is crucial for saving more lives. NATO, in collaboration with researchers in the Czech Republic, is developing a new technology that will help field medics make faster and more accurate decisions.
Synopsis:
NATO is supporting the development of a new technology aimed at minimizing losses during combat operations. The use of this technology involves military personnel wearing various sensors on their bodies, which assist medics in collecting vital data and determining the severity of injuries more accurately than a field medic alone could.
The new technology is called the "Digital Sorting Assistance System" (DTA). The initial concept emerged from the collaboration between students from Johns Hopkins University and NATO's Strategic Command Transformation Innovation Hub. Since then, the collaboration has expanded to include researchers from the Czech Technical University, DefSec Innovation Hub, Czech University of Defense, and the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Czech Republic.
The video material includes scenes simulating an attack, during which prototypes of the devices are worn by military personnel. The video material also includes spoken fragments featuring Christina Soukupova, President of DefSec Innovation Hub, and Major Bedrich Giza, Head of the Training Department at the Military Academy in Brno.

Transcript:
SPOKEN FRAGMENT (English)
Major Bedrich Giza,
Head of the Training Department,
Czech University of Defense
"When bullets are flying around you, you have to make a choice. Some of the wounded do not require immediate assistance. Some may be beyond saving. But even with severe injuries, people can be saved if you can stabilize their condition and quickly transport them to a field hospital."

ON-SCREEN TEXT
HOW CAN FIELD MEDICS SAVE MORE LIVES?
RESEARCHERS FROM THE CZECH TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY
WORKING WITH NATO

TO CREATE A DIGITAL SOLUTION
SPOKEN FRAGMENT (English)
Christina Soukupova,
President of DefSec Innovation Hub
"We have assembled a system of sensors that tracks heart rate, breathing frequency, and several other parameters."

SPOKEN FRAGMENT (English)
Christina Soukupova,
President of DefSec Innovation Hub
"As a result, decisions are made more quickly, and it also helps the medic determine the location of the servicemen, in case of mass casualties and the servicemen are not in one place; then, in principle, the medic will know which direction to move."

SPOKEN FRAGMENT (English)
Christina Soukupova,
President of DefSec Innovation Hub
"We need to reduce the size of the sensors so that they can be placed under bulletproof vests."

ON-SCREEN TEXT
WORK ON THE DEVICE BEGAN WITH A CONCEPT DEVELOPED BY NATO AND JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY

SPOKEN FRAGMENT (English)
Christina Soukupova,
President of DefSec Innovation Hub
"One of the reasons we all joined this project is because we are all convinced that this system will save lives in the future."
Оперативная оценка жизненно важных показателей является ключевой для спасения большего числа жизней. НАТО совместно с исследователями в Чешской Республике ведет разработку новой технологии, которая поможет полевым медикам принимать решения быстрее и точнее.
Synopsis
НАТО поддерживает разработку новой технологии, предназначенной для сведения к минимуму потерь во время боевых операций. Использование технологии предполагает, что военнослужащие носят на теле различные датчики, которые помогают медикам собирать жизненно важные данные и определять степень тяжести ранения более точно, чем это бы мог сделать полевой медик.
Новая технология называется “Система оказания помощи при цифровой сортировке раненых” (DTA). Первоначальная концепция появилась в результате сотрудничества студентов Университета Джонса Хопкинса с Инновационным хабом Стратегического командования НАТО по трансформации. С тех пор сотрудничество расширилось, и теперь в нем участвуют исследователи из Чешского технического университета, Инновационного хаба DefSec, Чешского университета обороны и Генерального штаба вооруженных сил Чехии.