If an army pilot crashes during a mission, every second counts. The rescue chain must function quickly and efficiently in order to save the lives of soldiers. Until now, the relevant emergency services have been alerted by telephone and radio, there are several transmission and distribution points and a complex, analog map navigation system to the scene of the accident. In the hustle and bustle of operations, this silent mail system can quickly lead to errors or loss of information. It also costs time, which is not available in the event of an accident with casualties. And if additional special forces need to be alerted, the silent post system starts all over again.
This is exactly where our MURPH innovation project comes in. The web-based Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) alerting system in the form of an app is designed to simplify and speed up the alerting and deployment management of emergency service groups. In the event of emergency scenarios such as those already outlined, the emergency services are responsible for coordinating the first and subsequent emergency services. In order for this to function smoothly, the emergency services must immediately receive all relevant information about the emergency situation. This is the only way they can provide the best possible skills, resources and materials at the scene as quickly as possible.
