ARC3-I

A tool to help medics monitor patients, diagnose
injuries, and provide treatment

A tool to help medics monitor patients, diagnose injuries, and provide treatment

Autonomous Ruggedized Combat Casualty Care – Intervention (ARC3-I)

ARC3-I is an agent-based algorithm that uses hierarchical representations of interventions to flexibly direct and assist human and robotic caregivers. This direction helps human-robot teams provide life-saving techniques and strategies for trauma care on the battlefield, known as Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC).

ARC3-I
ARC3-I assisting a human-robot team providing critical care on the battlefield

“We’re excited to be working on life-saving trauma systems. Under ARC3, we’re building software modules to help medics monitor patients, diagnose injuries, and provide treatment in areas that are isolated or difficult to access.”

Max Metzger,
Senior Software Engineer at Charles River

ARC3 builds on other techniques and apps Charles River has developed to support Warfighters and predict traumatic injury, such as the TMT tourniquet training system and the PROMPTER training tool for battlefield first-aid skills.

Contact us to learn more about ARC3-I, the ARC3 system, and our other health and medical capabilities.

This material is based upon work supported by the USAMRDC/TATRC under Contract No. W81XWH20C0034. Any opinions, findings and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the USAMRDC/TATRC.

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