Concerts & Festivals
Help event teams access a participant's chosen emergency details when the person cannot communicate.
Live Events
Emergency identification for live events.
AID60 helps event teams identify and assist participants who are injured, unconscious or unable to communicate. A quick scan or tap can provide access to the wearer's chosen emergency information and direct-call buttons for their emergency contacts — without requiring an app.
Supporting every kind of event.
Marathons
Support rapid identification and emergency contact during races and endurance events.
Cycling
Provide quick access to emergency contacts and essential information following a crash or medical incident.
Motorcycling
Help responders identify a rider and contact their chosen next of kin after an incident.
How AID60 works at an event
Each participating wearer has an AID60 emergency ID product linked to a secure emergency profile. If the wearer cannot communicate, a responder or bystander can scan the QR code or tap the NFC-enabled device with a compatible phone.
Wear
The participant wears or carries an activated AID60 emergency ID device.
Scan or tap
A responder scans the QR code or taps the NFC-enabled product using a compatible phone.
Identify and assess
The emergency profile can display the information the wearer has chosen to make available, including essential medical details and emergency contacts.
Call
Large direct-call buttons can help the responder contact the wearer's selected next of kin or emergency services.
No app is required to open the emergency profile.
Built for event organisers
AID60 gives event teams a simple way to support emergency identification without requiring participants to download an app or the organiser to replace existing event systems.
Faster identification
Help responders identify a participant and access the wearer's chosen emergency information quickly.
Direct emergency contact
Call the wearer's selected next of kin directly from the emergency profile.
Simple to introduce
No app download and no complex integration with the organiser's existing systems.
Flexible deployment
Use AID60 with selected participants, staff, volunteers, VIP areas, sports groups or wider event programmes.
Start with a focused pilot
AID60 can be introduced through a limited pilot involving an agreed group of participants, staff or volunteers. The pilot can be structured around the organiser's event format, safety priorities and available operational resources.
- Agreed number of participants
- Pre-activated or participant-activated devices
- QR and NFC access options
- No app required
- Implementation support
- Event-specific onboarding
- Post-event feedback and evaluation
One platform. Multiple wearable options.
QR + NFC options
Selected AID60 products use both a printed QR code and an embedded NFC chip.
Emergency ID card
A wallet-sized emergency ID card can open the same emergency profile.
Watch sleeve
A wearable sleeve can attach to a compatible watch strap so the emergency ID remains visible and accessible.
Wristband options
Silicone, fabric and other wearable formats may be available depending on the event and product configuration.
What AID60 does
Accessible internationally
The emergency profile can be opened wherever a compatible phone and internet connection are available.
Designed for active use
Water-resistant and waterproof options may be available depending on the selected product.
Private and user-controlled
The wearer decides what information is visible on the emergency profile.
Discuss an event pilot
Tell us about your event and we will review whether a focused AID60 pilot or event partnership may be suitable.
Attending an event?
You do not need to be part of an official event programme to use AID60. Individuals can register their interest in an AID60 emergency ID product for personal use.
AID60 supports emergency identification and communication. It does not replace professional medical assessment, emergency services or an organiser's existing safety procedures.
AID60
Explore an AID60 pilot for your event.
Start with a focused discussion about your event, participant group and safety priorities.