How can technology help protect people in the most demanding environments?

As part of NATO DIANA’s Challenge Call, the Human Survivability challenge is looking for dual-use solutions that can help sustain human performance, improve protection, and support recovery under pressure.

From wearable biosensors and AI-assisted triage to lightweight adaptive protection, biotechnology-enabled recovery, and autonomous or semi-autonomous casualty extraction and care, DIANA is seeking innovations that can strengthen resilience when it matters most.

If your technology can support human health, performance or protection in both civilian emergency response and military field environments, this challenge could be for you.

Submit your proposal by 3 July
Learn more and apply: https://www.diana.nato.int/challenges.html

 

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