About Resuscitech:
ResusciTech was founded in the fall of 2018 by Abigail Kohler and Greg Fine when they were undergraduate engineering students at Brown University. Since then, they have developed a patent-pending, smartphone-based CPR feedback technology with the goal of improving outcomes in out of hospital cardiac arrest. This technology is utilized in their flagship product, SMART Certification, an app that provides CPR training and uses our smartphone-based feedback technology to perform skills evaluation and issue CPR certification.
ResusciTech has been a part of many accelerators and programs, including Brown University’s Breakthrough Lab, NEMIC’s Activate program, MassChallenge Rhode Island, the American Heart Association’s EmPOWERED to Serve Accelerator, the NIH funded DRIVEN Accelerator Hub, and the Master of Business Creation program at the University of Utah. ResusciTech has also been named one of the Top 6 Finalists at MassChallenge RI, 3rd place winners of the Brown Venture Prize, winners of the medtech track of the Rhode Island Business Competition, recipients of the EmPOWERED to Serve Accelerator’s $40,000 top grant, and recipients of the DRIVEN Acceleration Fund Award.
Resuscitech mission, vision, and values:
Mission: At ResusciTech, our mission is to give people the power to save someone’s life, enabling them to take action in emergency situations with training and real time feedback.
Vision: Our vision is to provide people with the best, most intuitive, easily accessible tools for training and emergency response.
Values:
Humility - Bring problems and ideas to the table without ego attached
Transparency - Act with integrity, share information, and speak honestly
Inquisitiveness - Question assumptions and maintain curiosity without biases
Drive - Work hard while building collaborative relationships
Independence - Take initiative and know when to ask for help
Prudence - Expend effort wisely and plan for the future
Benevolence - Create things that are good for the world