BAE Systems unveiled its latest concussion sensor for soldier helmets, named Headborne Energy Analysis and Diagnostic System (“HEADS”). Reportedly, about 7,000 1st generation sensors have already been installed in helmets of U.S. military warriors. The new devices feature much more effective reporting capabilities that will hopefully help in getting medical attention quicker to those that need it.
The HEADS smart sensor is also designed to provide medical ...
Continue Reading →BAE Systems has received an initial order of $17 million from the U.S. Army for Headborne Energy Analysis and Diagnostic Systems (“HEADS”) to help address combat-related traumatic brain injuries(“TBI”), which according to many medical professionals are becoming a signature injury of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. BAE is one of two military contractors who has received such a contract with a maximum contract award value of $105 million.
According to the news release, the HEAD’s sensor system is “designed to better monitor soldiers ...
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