FAST-CT
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Helping Evaluate Body-Mounted Blast Overpressure Sensor Data
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Standardized Direct Output to Medical Records
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False Positive
Data Removal
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Built on Proven
ARA Technology
ARA’s innovative FAST-CT software provides accurate blast overpressure data to help evaluate potential blast incidents and their effects on service member brain health. FAST-CT uses physics-based algorithms, which were previously outlined in a 2022 Military Medicine article, to calculate incident blast metrics from blast events. This data can then be output directly to service member’s medical records for future reference or to a compatible database.
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Standardized Data Processing
FAST-CT helps to standardize service member brain health data as it relates to blast effects and introduces quality control. FAST-CT’s data processing automatically removes false positives and formats data for medical record uses. This also allows for one-to-one comparisons for future blast exposure studies.
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FAST-CT Advantages
- Built on patented & proven ARA technology
- Standardized, automated data analysis
- False positive removal
- Compatible with Microsoft Windows
- Data collection allows for:
- Direct output to service member medical records
- Direct output to compatible database
FAST-CT Flyer
FAST-CT is covered by:
US Patent 12,007,295 B3: Blast exposure assessment system
US Patent 11,543,316B: Identifying false positive data within a set of blast exposure data