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Researchers at MIT have developed a handheld robot that can help minimally trained responders to control severe internal bleeding in victims of traumatic injury, by helping them insert a needle and catheter into a major blood vessel.
A new handheld surgical robot can help users halt fatal blood loss. Lincoln Laboratory and Massachusetts General Hospital developed the device for people with minimal training to quickly install a catheter into a common femoral vessel, enabling rapid treatment at the point of injury.
MIT Lincoln Laboratory developed a system that warns military recruits if they are at risk of a heat injury during training. The system uses a heart rate monitor to estimate its wearer's core body temperature and a smartwatch that alerts them if they are overheating.
Credits: Photo: Nicole Fandel Next image Last October, the White House released the National Action Plan to Combat Human Trafficking. The plan was motivated, in part, by a greater understanding of the pervasiveness of the crime. In 2019, 11,500 situations of human trafficking in the United States were identified through the National Human Trafficking Hotline, and the federal government estimates there are nearly 25 million victims globally. This increasing awareness has also motivated MIT Lincoln Laboratory, a federally funded research and development center,...