Emergency & Public Safety Tech
Highlights innovations in medical devices and forensic technologies designed for emergency response, public safety, and mass casualty situations, including detection and trauma care solutions.
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Stop the bleed, instantly!
Game-changing medical tech
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“My 66-year-old mother, who is a teacher at a Jewish day school in New York, is able to take it out of the package within 5 seconds, understand how to put it on, put it on, and that was it.”
“We are trying to do the world a bit better.”
“We're shifting kind of from an era of a one-size-fits-all therapy to a truly kind of personalized adaptive brain therapy.”
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At the Defense Tech Expo 2026 in Tel Aviv, Idan Razinovsky, CEO of Xmetics, unveiled a groundbreaking innovation poised to transform emergency medical response: the TAC 710, the world's first automatic tourniquet. This device aims to address a critical gap in immediate trauma care, offering a rapid and effective solution to stop severe blood loss.
At the Defense of Tech Expo 2026 in Tel Aviv, Identa CEO Amai Glattstein unveiled a groundbreaking innovation that could revolutionize public safety and forensic science. His company has engineered a system that transforms ordinary Dyson vacuum cleaners into sophisticated drug and explosive detection devices, offering a rapid and efficient method for screening large surfaces.
In a groundbreaking shift, the field of neurology is moving away from generalized treatments towards highly personalized brain therapies. Dr. Jonathan Reiner, a senior neurologist and movement disorder specialist at Binson Hospital, sheds light on how neuromodulation, powered by artificial intelligence, is at the forefront of this revolution, promising a future of adaptive and predictive brain health.
