The Overdose Angel
Drug overdose is made doubly dangerous because individuals fear facing the involvement of authorities and the associated penalties. Unfortunate but necessary, this redesign of an…
Drug overdose is made doubly dangerous because individuals fear facing the involvement of authorities and the associated penalties. Unfortunate but necessary, this redesign of an…
This modern take on the gurney/stretcher aims to make rescue and recovery easier for paramedics, especially in solo operations. The modular design features two tank-style…
FLIP is the latest in the wearable biometric tech craze, but quite different from fitness bands and smartwatches. Rather than on your wrist, the device…
The Easy Find is medical equipment that will work very well in emergency situation like disasters. Typically IV Fluids are transparent and keeping an eye…
While highly effective, the vast majority of emergency vehicles like firetrucks and ambulances are so large that they’re limited in the places they can go….
Many people overlook the fact that working out your mind can be as important as working out your muscles! The first in a line of…
Drones are all over the news, but not often for good reasons. It’s a bad wrap! But the UARV (Unmanned Aerial Rescue Vehicle) is a…
Some medications administered via nebulizer can take over 30 minutes to complete a treatment. With current designs, patients must hold the apparatus upright for that…
Pinch is a wrist-worn remote system for chronic pain management designed to aid patients in keeping track of their pain levels throughout the day. Manual…
It’s difficult for children suffering from congenital heart defects to fully understand the seriousness of their condition as well as how they can prevent the…
One major concern for cane users is where exactly they’ll be able to rest their can when not using it. Whether they’re sitting, laying down,…
The ‘Station reported device’ is both a guide dog and Marvel’s ‘Dare Devil’ rolled into one wearable gadget. This concept is designed to assist visually…