Medical teams and mobile units at the August 16 race will utilize the Avive Connect AED, a 2.1-pound device featuring real-time CPR guidance and 911 integration. Chris Troyanos, the event’s medical coordinator, highlighted the move as a way to provide blanket coverage across the entire route, citing the company’s specialized support as a key factor in the collaboration. The deployment focuses on creating a heart-safe environment for a diverse field ranging from elite Olympians to recreational runners.
Beyond providing equipment, the initiative marks a broader effort by the Brisbane-based company to integrate advanced emergency technology into major endurance events. The devices are designed for use by both trained professionals and bystanders, allowing for the automatic transfer of incident data during a crisis. This integration reflects an ongoing push to modernize cardiac preparedness at high-traffic community gatherings.

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