This proposal presents a plan to design and develop an innovative hardware and software product that will dramatically enhance field medical operations and applications. It is intended to be used by field medics, physicians aids and field doctors at the platoon, company, and battalion levels. The hardware is a wearable computer that utilizes flexible electronic circuitry enabling it to be worn as a belt. The proposed Wearable Computer System includes a visual head-mounted display (HMD), voice recognition, mass data storage, wireless communications, non-invasive sensors, and many other cutting edge technologies as described in the proposal. The Wearable computer platform is currently undergoing FCC inspection and should not be confused with other portable computer, laptop computer, or palmtop computer paradigms. The operating system is augmented by commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) technology in the form of Personal Computer Memory Card International Association (PCMCIA) cards. Universal Technical Resource Services, Inc. (UTRS) intends to develop a Computer-Aided Medical Assistant (CAMA) diagnosis and treatment system that integrates modern database and graphical user interface (GUI) technologies, via custom software interfaces to non-invasive sensors. The final system will be a fully functional, ergonomic, wearable computer suitable for field use that will give medics instant access to thousands of patients' medical records as well as standard treatment procedures and protocols. The system will facilitate rapid assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of a patient's condition within a hands-free environment
Keywords: wearable portable cama system voice recognition database
