2023年4月28日

VIRIN: 201203 - f - ef974 - 1014 y国防部正寻求扩大其使用其他传染病检测服务成员领导人表示将协助准备,杰夫·施耐德说,项目经理的快速评估威胁接触项目,也称为程序。国防部是扩展速度的项目,最初始于2020年国防威胁降低局,新用户组后领先COVID-19期间成功的原型,他说。丢的项目使用一个强大的,人工智能预测算法,训练使用院内数据从COVID-19监控的情况下,他说。该算法利用生物特征数据从商业级现成的衣物。率算法使早期发现传染病症状出现前48小时。算法,在某些情况下,预测感染发病前六天,包括无症状的情况下,《华尔街日报》曾于2022年发表的“大自然的科学报告,”突出的功效algorithm-powered这套援助军事准备,施耐德说。“国防部将巨资投入到维护准备的员工进行必要的任务。然而,传染性疾病的风险,如COVID-19,一直是一个不可预测的变量。率,国防部可以使用商业这套可无创监测服务成员的健康和对潜在感染扩散前就提供早期警报,”施奈德说。他进一步指出,这些资金提供了一个桥梁,让部门利用这一新兴技术在一个程序的记录。 RATE was one of the first 10 pilot programs funded through the Congressionally established Accelerate the Procurement and Fielding of Innovative Technologies initiative to fill critical capability gaps. With $10 million in additional funds, RATE will build on its 2020-21 success which demonstrated that wearable technology could predict COVID-19 and other infections 2.3 days prior to diagnostic testing. The effort was transitioned in 2022 to DIU to continue the effort after the initial success of the project, he said. Run Time Sailors from Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 3 begin a 1.5-mile run during the Physical Fitness Assessment at Naval Base Ventura County, Port Hueneme, Calif, Dec. 12, 2012. Share: VIRIN:121212-N-VN372-001Y With the additional funding, DIU is adding 4,500 more users across the department. One group will be the Air Combat Command's first sergeants. That command's new Diamond Care Initiative Plan is geared toward preserving the health and welfare of its 360 first sergeants, who will be issued wearables to better gauge their overall health and vital signs, said Air Force Maj. Michael Vernale, wing director of Talent Management and Assessments at Fort Meade, Maryland. "First sergeants serve as the belly button to all the organizations in the U.S. Air Force, and this technology can improve their lives and the lives of the airmen they serve," Vernale said. "Technology has finally produced a product that will increase overall health and wellness to a community of first sergeants who many times prioritize their people ahead of their own health," said Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Christopher Gradel, Air Combat Command. Philips, a technology company, is involved in the algorithm development and has expanded its efforts on a global scale to accelerate commercialization and scaling. "Because our algorithm is device agnostic, we can use biomarker data from any commercial grade, off-the-shelf wearable. We then run those markers against our clinical data sets in the cloud to create a RATE wellness score. The score has proven to be indicative of onset of infections. We can offer it through a licensing model to anyone who wants to add this capability to their device or as a stand-alone service," said Navin Natoewal, head of integrated technology solutions at Philips. "Not only do they get AI that has gone through several years of field testing and a peer-reviewed study, it is a cost-effective way to add the technology, while we continue to expand the data sets and the research working with leading academic institutions." Physical Fitness Test Soldiers from the U.S. Army Medical Command participate their semi-annual physical fitness test on May 5, 2019, at Fort Belvoir, Va. Share: