Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Purpose: This Phase I Project Proposes to Fill a Gap in Effective Communications for Public Safety Agencies During Emergencies. Inhance Digital Corporation, (inhance), Has Developed a Mass Casualty and Triage Software Platform Called Virtual Safety and Logistics Platform (VSLP) and Seeks to Validate Its Compatibility and Interoperability With Firstnet. Inhance Aims to Commercially Release the Solution to Provide Patient Triage for Enhanced Public Safety and Disaster Response Across the United States by Operating Within the Firstnet Network. It Is Envisioned That This Approach Will Provide First Responders With Real-time, Accurate, and Accessible Patient Triage Status, Triage Data, and Location Within the Firstnet Network, Enabling Critical Decisions to Be Made in High-stakes Mass Casualty Situations That Can Help Save Lives.activities to Be Performed: 1.ASSESSMENT of Firstnet Network COMPATIBILITY2.DEVELOPMENT of Data Transmission MODULE3.RESILIENCE Testing 4.TESTING and Integration of Advanced Wearable DEVICES5.STUDY a Scalable FRAMEWORK6.FEASIBILITY Study Reportingexpected Outcomes: Inhance Plans to Launch VSLP as a Software-as-a-service (SAAS) Platform for Public and Private Organizations Focused on First Responder and Public Safety Activities and Estimates Cumulative Sales Revenues of $10 Million and Licensing Revenues of $2 Million During the First 10 Years of Commercialization.intended Beneficiaries Include: Intended Beneficiaries Includes Public Safety Organizations, Healthcare Providers, and Emergency Response Agencies at the Federal, State, and Local Levels.subrecipient Activities: the Recipient Does Not Intend to Subaward Funds.
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