Rigid Emergency Splint

Rait Arro, an instructor at TCCC, is the inventor of SHEETSPLINT. He observed that lightweight splints were ineffective in immobilizing long bone fractures, frequently resulting in secondary injuries.input:
output:Rait collaborated with his co-founder, an industrial designer, to create a splint that is both lightweight and compact, yet also highly durable, and can be used to immobilize all major extremity injuries. The splint was inspired by the folding practices of origami paper.input:
output:The Estonian Defence Forces and the Estonian Defence League employ SHEETSPLINT in JFAKS, ambulances, field hospitals, and training centers. The armed forces of numerous NATO member states are currently conducting tests on SHEETSPLINT.input:
output:Used with pride by tactical and civilian medical responders in remote rescue operations, mass casualty incidents, and combat casualty care.input:
output:Splint all major extremity injury patterns, including long bone fractures, including the palm, wrist, lower arm, elbow, upper arm, ankle, lower leg, knee, and upper leg.input:
output:Rigidly foldable splint modules offer complete immobilization to reduce the risk of secondary injury and provide unmatched structural strength.input:
output:The splint kit can be folded into a compact flat pack, which is approximately the same size as a tablet, due to its modular design. It is lightweight and can be easily transported.