Tactical Triage Technologies
Tactical Triage Technologies develops immersive virtual reality training for emergency responders handling mass-casualty incidents. The system originated at The Ohio State University and was developed with grant support from DARPA and its partners. Its platform combines clinical triage protocols, interactive patient scenarios, and performance assessment for civilian, military, hospital, and public-safety teams.
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Tactical Triage Technologies
4301 Home Rd., Unit 1D Powell, Ohio 43065
Tactical Triage Technologies is currently seeking investment
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Products
An immersive training platform for emergency responders to practice mass-casualty triage, patient assessment, hemorrhage control, and team coordination. It includes interactive virtual patients, configurable scenarios, and automated performance reporting.
An immersive training platform for emergency responders to practice mass-casualty triage, patient assessment, hemorrhage control, and team coordination. It includes interactive virtual patients, configurable scenarios, and automated performance reporting.
Services
Our system has already trained more than 700 responders across the country, with deployments to hospitals, EMS teams, universities, and military units. The results have been overwhelmingly positive, with high ratings for realism, usability, and confidence gained.
Our system has already trained more than 700 responders across the country, with deployments to hospitals, EMS teams, universities, and military units. The results have been overwhelmingly positive, with high ratings for realism, usability, and confidence gained.
Expertise Areas
- Mass-casualty incident preparedness
- Emergency responder education
- Triage and casualty management
- Virtual reality simulation
Key Technologies
- Virtual reality
- Artificial intelligence
- Natural-language dialogue
- Virtual patient simulation
Key People
News & Updates
The founders received a $1.8 million grant in 2018 to develop virtual reality training and assessment for emergency personnel responding to mass-casualty incidents. The project trained more than 600 first responders in Ohio.
The company and a research partner received a $2.1 million grant in 2022 to use the simulator to study military first responders' willingness to delegate in high-stakes situations.
The company reports that its system has trained more than 700 responders and been deployed with hospitals, EMS teams, universities, and military units.
Research publication describing a virtual reality simulator for mass-casualty response training and assessment.
Study evaluating learner experience with an immersive virtual reality triage-training simulator.
Publication describing implementation of a virtual reality-based mass-casualty triage training workshop.
The founders received a $1.8 million grant in 2018 to develop virtual reality training and assessment for emergency personnel responding to mass-casualty incidents. The project trained more than 600 first responders in Ohio.
The company and a research partner received a $2.1 million grant in 2022 to use the simulator to study military first responders' willingness to delegate in high-stakes situations.
The company reports that its system has trained more than 700 responders and been deployed with hospitals, EMS teams, universities, and military units.
Research publication describing a virtual reality simulator for mass-casualty response training and assessment.
Study evaluating learner experience with an immersive virtual reality triage-training simulator.
Publication describing implementation of a virtual reality-based mass-casualty triage training workshop.