Demonstration prototype · Simulated data · Not a medical device
Incident
STP-2026-0002 · Dyspnoea
Progressive shortness of breath since the morning
STP-2026-0002
On-scene assessmentProgressive shortness of breath since the morning
- Case
- Dyspnoea
- Unit
- AMB-002
- Location
- Aveiro · demonstration location
- Opened
- Opened at 10:01
Destination · ETA
Receiving hospital B (simulated)
~12 min (simulated)
Vital signs (simulated)
10:20- HR
- 99bpm
- SpO₂
- 94%
- BP
- 116/88mmHg
- RR
- 20/min
- Temp.
- 37.3°C
- Simulated risk
- 0/10
Demonstration prototype · Simulated data · Not a medical device
Simulated alerts (0)
No parameters outside the informational thresholds.
The decision remains human. Alerts do not diagnose or recommend treatment.
Simulated patient record
- Simulated patient
- Female, 71 years · Simulated patient D-02
- Chief complaint
- Progressive dyspnoea
- Consciousness (AVPU)
- Alert (A)
- Medical history (simulated)
- COPD and hypertension (fictitious)
- Regular medication
- Inhaled bronchodilator and antihypertensive (fictitious)
- Symptoms
- Progressive shortness of breath · Fatigue on minimal exertion · Non-productive cough
- Allergies
- Penicillin (fictitious)
Interventions recorded by the crew
- Seated positioning
- Supplemental oxygen per crew protocol
- Continuous SpO₂ and RR monitoring
Demonstration location
Contextual video
Awaiting CODUThe field crew has requested video support.
Reason for request: Crew uncertain about the breathing pattern — contextual support requested from the regulating physician.
Video is activated when the crew needs contextual support. It is not continuous surveillance.
Demonstration prototype · Simulated data · Not a medical device
Incident timeline
Record: Incident received by CODU (simulated)
Record: Crew on scene
Vital signs: Vital signs recorded — initial SpO₂ 89%
Communication: Data sent to CODU
Communication: Feedback received from the regulating physician
Video: Crew requests video support from the regulating physician
Demonstration prototype using simulated data. It is not a medical device; it does not diagnose, recommend treatment or trigger dispatch, and it does not replace firefighters, EMTs, physicians, nurses, CODU or hospital triage. Not for use in a real clinical setting. The decision remains human.