Pm Medical Intelligent Systems, Us Army Futures Command Medical Research & Development Command
PM Medical Intelligent Systems, Army Science & Technology Task Areas in Medical Robotics and Medical Autonomous & Unmanned Capabilities, Dr. Gary Gilbert led the USAMRMC Telemedicine & Advanced Technologies Research Center (TATRC) Medical Intelligent Systems Laboratory. Composed of a robust group of research scientists and technologists in the fields of artificial intelligence, robotics, engineering,, computer science, telecommunications as well as experienced research managers and field operators in combat health services support and force health protection, this lab is focused on engineering the future of military operational medicine in the Multi Domain Battlespace. Appointed in 2017 as Army Capability Manager (CAM)), he led development of a research roadmap, resource allocation budget submission, and execution plan for two new Army S&T Task areas in: 1) Medical Manned-Unmanned Teaming for Medical Robotics aimed at the use of robotics on the battlefield in support of the Army’s Robotic & Autonomous System (RAS) vision for medical tasks such as patient extraction from contested or denied areas, automated patient monitoring to enhance patient hold capabilities during prolonged care, tele-robotic surgery, and autonomous patient assessment with closed loop interventions and 2) Medical Autonomous and Unmanned Systems (UMS) Capabilities aimed at leveraging emerging UMS platforms for medical missions such as autonomous ground and air delivery of emergency Class VIII resupply and casualty evacuation on UMS with tele-operated or autonomous enroute care systems. In this same position he continues to resource, lead and execute a variety Army and Joint research projects focused on Operational Medicine applications of medical information exchange and virtual health in tactical environments down to battlefield points of injury.