Boeing, coined the phrase “augmented reality” in the 90s* • Augmented = making something greater, enhancing it • Roots in Science Fiction books, today is a Reality *Augmented Reality - The Past, The Present and The Future (2019), Interaction Design Foundation Elements - Display - Sensor or input - Software Industry Applications - Construction - Education - Emergency Management Types - Location-based - Projection-based - Superimposition
1 in every 604 flights* ❑ 44,000 emergencies in 2017* ❑ Increase in air travel = Increase in Medical Emergencies *"In-Flight Medical Emergencies during Commercial Travel", New England Journal of Medicine, 2015
Medicine Kits on every flight ❑ No training for medical professionals on flight policy and procedure What Medical Supplies are available? Not every flight has trained medical professionals?
and reference materials • National breakdowns of aircraft emergency kits ❑ Augmented Reality to further improve preparation What Medical Supplies are available? Not every flight has trained medical professionals?
ground services to improve in-flight medical emergency response Not every flight has trained medical professionals? What Medical Supplies are available?
is alerted of an IFME 2. Ask the cabin if there is a medical professional aboard 3. Scan a QR code that stores what is inside flight’s emergency kit 4. Scanning images on the Medical Sheet displays Augmented tutorials
trigger and one scene ❑ Interaction is limited to tapping ❑ Flight Medical Sheet not specified without additional link ❑ Requires Wi-Fi Not every flight has trained medical professionals? What Medical Supplies are available?
specific supplies on flight ❑ 3D models of tools displayed on each step ❑Stream process to ground consultant ❑ Record statistics on in-flight medical emergencies ❑ Airplane Mode functionality