Market and Technical Study of a Multifunctional Helmet for Disaster Response

Humanitarian technology plays a crucial role in ensuring that disaster-affected populations receive timely and practical aid. Effective communication and coordination between search and rescue teams and those impacted by disasters are essential for saving lives during emergencies. This research focuses on creating an innovative product that exemplifies the principles of humanitarian technology, aiming to significantly enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of rescue operations in disaster management. The product, named Comet, is a multifunctional helmet designed to address the critical demands of disaster response. It incorporates safety features, communication tools, and illumination, thus meeting the most pressing needs during rescue missions. Additionally, the research examines both market demand and technical aspects of the product. A mixed-method approach was used in the study, involving interviews and expert validation from professionals in disaster management, humanitarian technology, and technology development. The goal of this research is to provide valuable insights into how humanitarian technology can improve disaster response efforts. By introducing a product tailored to the needs of rescuers and affected individuals, the researchers hope to inspire innovative solutions that enhance the efficiency and impact of humanitarian aid.

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2024-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ihtc61819.2024.10855017
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Disaster Response and Management
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Abstract

Humanitarian technology plays a crucial role in ensuring that disaster-affected populations receive timely and practical aid. Effective communication and coordination between search and rescue teams and those impacted by disasters are essential for saving lives during emergencies. This research focuses on creating an innovative product that exemplifies the principles of humanitarian technology, aiming to significantly enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of rescue operations in disaster management. The product, named Comet, is a multifunctional helmet designed to address the critical demands of disaster response. It incorporates safety features, communication tools, and illumination, thus meeting the most pressing needs during rescue missions. Additionally, the research examines both market demand and technical aspects of the product. A mixed-method approach was used in the study, involving interviews and expert validation from professionals in disaster management, humanitarian technology, and technology development. The goal of this research is to provide valuable insights into how humanitarian technology can improve disaster response efforts. By introducing a product tailored to the needs of rescuers and affected individuals, the researchers hope to inspire innovative solutions that enhance the efficiency and impact of humanitarian aid.

Technological Institute of the Philippines (PH)
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