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Redesign of Medical Stretcher for Special Operation Pararescue Jumpers
Author(s) -
Michael Ysebaert,
Adam Renner,
Robert Lee
Publication year - 2014
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.21236/ada618209
Subject(s) - engineering drawing , computer science , operations management , engineering
: The AFRL developed a prototype medical stretcher for use by the Air Force Special Operations Command based on a crowd-sourced concept that would reduce the time to remove an injured soldier from the battlefield to improve his survivability. This concept was for a small lightweight inflatable stretcher with wheels that uses material in commercial inflatable kayaks. Problems were identified with this approach and several redesigns were made with the intention of building a prototype system that could be tested by the user community for acceptability and ease of use.

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