TACTiCAl MEDiCAl TriAgE SYSTEM - Harris Corporation

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ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES Harris tablets and wideband radios empower the system’s advanced capabilities The wideband nature of the Falcon III ® radios, along with our advanced data processing and edge device capabilities, enables Harris to provide an off-the-shelf Tactical Medical Triage System. Harris Ruggedized Tablet Medics will rely upon the robust capabilities of the Harris Ruggedized Tablet to seamlessly record and transmit medical information in theater. It is an Android-based tablet with a 7˝ multi-touch, sunlight readable display, which can be tethered to a Harris radio and also can communicate via built-in USB, 10/100 Ethernet, or Bluetooth. With a Mini PCIe Cellular Modem slot with Dual SIM card support, the tablet can be configured to leverage 3G or 4G LTE. The heart of the tablet is a dual core, 1.5 GHz processor with 2 GB of LPDDR2 memory and 128 GB of internal non-volatile memory (NVM). The device supports an SD card for removable storage and a USB Host and OTG ports for ancillary USB devices. An embedded sensor array includes an accelerometer, inclinometer, digital compass, barometric pressure gauge, thermometer, gyroscope, and proximity/ambient light sensors, providing the medic with a flexible tool for whatever the mission requires. Additional supported outputs include an HDMI interface, ancillary transceiver module (ATM), and a docking connector. The tablet features front and rear facing cameras for capturing visual details of the injury and treatment, while multiple microphones support the system’s advanced noise cancelling and voice recognition technology. This capability enables the TacMed application to capture medical data quickly through an intuitive, voice-driven user interface, for real-time update of a centralized medical repository. Multiband Networking Radios Military units that need to view and transmit medical data and also communicate by voice will utilize the strengths of the Harris multiband radios. In the standard configuration, medics will use the RF-7800M-HH Multiband Networking Handheld (MBNH), while the relay and triage sites will each be outfitted with the RF- 7800M-MP Multiband Networking Radio (MBNR) manpack. The RF-7800M enables the high-speed flow of combat medical information across a secure, mobile, tactical wireless network— enabling the critical connection between in-field forces and upechelon command platforms and treatment facilities. The MBNR incorporates the ANW2 waveform which can transmit data at rates up to 5 Mbps and an advanced, mobile, ad hoc networking (MANET) protocol. The MANET network automatically forms between the available nodes and self-heals as nodes go in and out of range. The result is that data captured in the field can be immediately shared with other units and triage specialists, even when on the move. The increased flow and timeliness of health status information in theater enables doctors to make faster, more informed decisions.
FEATURES Benefits Harris Ruggedized Tablet RF-3590 Rugged, Lightweight Portability Flexible User Interface and Redundant Control Wireless Networking Weighing in at 2 pounds, the Harris tablet is built to MIL-STD-810G and MIL-STD-461F specifications for exceptional performance under battlefield conditions The user can navigate and enter data by three different means: l Audio commands l Multi-touch screen that works with bare or gloved fingers l Dual optical track pads Enables stand-alone communications via cellular 3G/4G LTE, Wi-Fi (802.11n), and Bluetooth 4.0 BLEANT Multiband Networking Radios RF-7800M High-Speed Waveform Ad Hoc Networking Simultaneous Voice and Data With the manpack radio supporting data rates up to 5 Mbps, the Adaptive Networking Wideband Waveform (ANW2) provides the necessary bandwidth for transmitting emergency medical data to the next level Keeps mobile nodes connected to the network to expand the deployed range; eliminates the need for extensive preplanning of networks before a mission Allows real-time discussion and coordination of medical data transmitted to the triage/treatment centers 11
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