DTC WS2 was held at Guardian Centers in Perry, Georgia, specifically designed for DARPA-funded teams participating in the Systems Competition of the DARPA Triage Challenge.
It provided a platform for teams to experiment with courses similar to those planned for Challenge event 2, rehearse their runs, and integrate with DARPA's instrumentation and scoring systems.
This video contains graphic depictions of simulated injuries. Viewer discretion is advised.
In this immersive overview of Challenge Event 2, guided by DARPA Triage Challenge Program Manager retired Army Col. Jeremy C. Pamplin, M.D., you'll experience how teams of innovators, engineers, and DARPA are redefining the future of combat casualty care. Check out competition runs, behind-the-scenes of what it takes to put on a DARPA Challenge, and glimpses into the future of lifesaving care.
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| 1:03 | Command center | 2:15 | Casualty actors prep | 3:40 | Night competition | 5:20 | Actors prep on the field |
In the Field
Systems Challenge
September 2025 | Perry, Georgia
Night Course
Workshop
March 2025 | Perry, Georgia
Challenge Event 1
Event 1 focused on developing technologies to improve the speed and accuracy of medical triage in mass casualty situations.
This first event included three main competitions: Systems, Virtual, and Data - all aiming to identify "signatures" of injury that can be detected by sensors and algorithms.
Competitions
September 2024 | Perry, Georgia
Workshop 1 was a hands-on event for teams participating in the DTC Systems Competition. It served as a practice and rehearsal period before the main competition.
The workshop allowed teams to test their systems, integrate with the DARPA instrumentation and scoring systems, and refine their strategies on a representative course similar to the ones planned for the main challenge.
Workshop
June 2024 | Perry, Georgia
The DARPA Triage Challenge highlights the crucial role of AI in addressing the challenges of mass casualty triage. For self-funded teams working in this space, collaboration is key. What's the most pressing issue your team is currently tackling in AI-driven triage solutions? Share your insights and let's foster a discussion on innovation. | More information on DVIDs
Source: DARPA
