Innovative Technologies in Management and Control of Rescuers When Performing Complex Tasks
Abstract
A survey revealed a high level of interest among rescuers in using physiological monitoring systems for real-time health monitoring. Most respondents consider such devices necessary and useful for improving safety and efficiency in challenging conditions. However, reliability, convenience, and data privacy remain important issues. An automatic alert system for deteriorating rescuer health is considered critical, as in emergency situations, a rescuer may not be able to initiate a signal. Preference is given to lightweight, uniform-integrated devices that do not interfere with movement and work. Incorporating such systems into rescuers' daily routines will significantly reduce risks to their lives and health, and will also improve the responsiveness of management. Further development and adaptation of these technologies, taking into account user needs and working conditions, is recommended.