TeamUP

To address this challenge TeamUP project brings together 23 partners, including Universities, Research Centers, NGOs, Emergency Responders, Agencies, and Companies from the European Union. TeamUP will analyse how First Responders can meet operating requirements. It will then develop and test innovative technologies for the detection, identification, and monitoring of hazardous material, as well as for the monitoring of the health status of First Responders. Moreover, TeamUP will integrate tools for triage and decontamination along with modules for collaborative and digitized Planning, Response and Training. Next to the training and equipment of First Responders, TeamUP aims to raise awareness for CBRN incidents in the general public, making our societies more resilient. By bringing together practitioners (training centres, FRs, experts and non-experts) from a broad range of disciplines and regions, the project will develop holistic products, accounting for the needs of end users.