CoordinAider: Your Loyal Rescue Companion
CoordinAider
The CoordiAider is an innovative all-terrain vehicle (ATV) designed for efficient rescue and patient transport. Controlled by on-site first responders, it follows predetermined rescue routes identified by CoordOS that can be chosen by the controller. Following the predetermined route to the identified victim, the CoordinAider will deploy its patient loading system that can safely and efficiently extract the identified victim. Using its advanced suspension-equipped chassis, the CoordinAider can ensure victim safety during transport.
ATV Base & Chassis
The robust base and chassis of the CoordinAider are crafted to withstand the rigors of off-road conditions. Featuring a metal tracked chassis combined with a sophisticated suspension mechanism, this design minimizes turbulence and mechanical vibrations, enhancing ride comfort, and preventing victim re-injury during transport.
Patient Loading System
By utilizing a conveyor belt-ramp mechanism, victims can be safely loaded onto the CoordinAider ATV safely and efficiently. The ATV is mounted with a polyurethane foam mattress that is heat-resistant and comfortable, preventing victim re-injury while on the vehicle. Above the foam is the PVC belt to ensure the conveyor belt moves properly. A layer of superabsorbent polymers (SAP) sheet is added on top of the PVC belt, acting as a one-time-use solution for blood absorption to prevent victim cross-contamination.
Disclaimer: In our 1:4 prototype, we are only using the PVC belt. For the actual 1:1 version, we will have the polyurethane foam, PVC belt and SAP sheet (sheet on top).
CoordinAider in a word …
Robust | Resilient | Precise | Live-Saving
Explore Our Digital Prototype
Test our interactive tracked vehicle prototype and see how its design excels in navigating challenging terrains and victim transportation during disaster response.
Controls:
Rotate: Click and drag the image to rotate it in any direction.
Zoom: Use your mouse scroll wheel or pinch on a touchpad to zoom in and out.
Pan: Hold the right mouse button (or two fingers on a touchpad) and drag to move the image.
Full Screen View: Click the button on the lower right corner to view in full screen.