On March 7, DTU and the Wellbeing Health Education Organization held a ceremony to hand over 10 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (eCPR) machines and sign a commercialization and technology transfer agreement.
The eCPR device was invented by DTU. Photo: Thuy Trang
Aiming to enhance awareness and first aid skills in the community, DTU developed the eCPR machine, a hybrid of hardware and software, integrating IoT and virtual reality technologies to create a unique training system for learning and practicing CPR skills.
eCPR device is connected to software, allowing many people to learn CPR skills. Photo: Thuy Trang
The product has been patented at the Intellectual Property Office and enjoys interest from many units operating in the field of first aid and medical education, who have started putting it to use. The first order of 10 eCPR machines was placed by the Wellbeing Health Education Organization, demonstrating the potential and value of this product in improving community first aid skills.
The two partners signed a commercial and technology transfer agreement. Photo: Thuy Trang
DTU also donated an eCPR machine to Tran Phu High School in Danang. The Wellbeing Health Education Organization will provide all theoretical first-aid courses to twelve-grade students, aiming to support them in acquiring first-aid and CPR skills.
(Media Center)