[visionlist] The Trauma THOMPSON Challenge 2025 @ MICCAI 2025 - Call for Participants and Papers

Zhuo, Yupeng zhuoy at purdue.edu
Tue Jun 3 23:20:10 -05 2025


Hi everyone,

We cordially welcome and invite you to take part in The Trauma THOMPSON Challenge 2025, hosted at MICCAI this year in Daejeon, South Korea. This challenge aims to advance AI for critical care in austere, low-resource, and emergency response environments. Participants will tackle a range of computer vision and multimodal AI tasks, including action recognition and anticipation, hand tracking, tool detection, visual question answering, and realism assessment. Teams will work with a unique egocentric dataset of ~3700 video clips featuring unscripted and lifesaving regular and just-in-time procedures under diverse environments. Top-performing teams will be eligible for prizes and publication opportunities. You can find more information and register for the challenge with the URL below. Please feel free to forward this invitation to colleagues or groups who may be interested.
We look forward to your participation in pushing the boundaries of AI for emergency medicine!

Best regards,

The Trauma THOMPSON Challenge 2025 Organizing Committee

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Title: The Trauma THOMPSON Challenge 2025
Venue:  MICCAI 2025 (T3Challenge2025)
Date: September 23-27, 2025
Website: https://t3challenge25.grand-challenge.org

Abstract
The Trauma THOMPSON Challenge 2025 invites participants to develop AI algorithms for autonomous remote instruction systems that provide real-time medical guidance in austere and disconnected settings, such as disaster zones. Specifically, the scientific community is invited to submit algorithms that, given videos as input, they can: (a) recognize and anticipate actions, (b) track hands, (c) detect tools, and (d) answer medical questions to support inexperienced providers during high-stakes procedures. Sample algorithms are provided to encourage participation. The goal is to drive innovation in AI for emergency care under low resource environments, ultimately improving patient outcomes in first response medicine.

Important Dates
·      Release of train data: Jun. 1st, 2025
·      Start of test phase: Aug. 1st, 2025
·      End of test phase: Aug. 22nd, 2025
·      Presentation invitation: Sep. 1st, 2025
·      Summary report submission deadline: Sep. 12th, 2025
·      Winner announcements & awards: On challenge day at MICCAI 2025
·      Challenge day: TBD

Prizes: First and second places for every task. Total funds in prizes, $3,000.

Organizers
Yupeng Zhuo (Purdue University), Juan Wachs (Purdue University), Eddie Zhang (Purdue University), Xiangchen Yu (Purdue University), Aditya Pachpande (Purdue University), Andrew W. Kirkpatrick (University of Calgary), Jessica Mckee (University of Calgary), Edgar Rojas-Muñoz (Texas A&M University), Brian Vanvoorst (RTX BBN Technologies), Jin Tae Kwak (Korea University), Stas Tiomkin (Texas Tech University), Vikhyat Bebarta (University of Colorado Anshutz), Yanjun Gao (University of Colorado Anshutz)

Contact
If you have any questions about The Trauma THOMPSON Challenge 2025, please email Yupeng Zhuo (zhuoy at purdue.edu<mailto:zhuoy at purdue.edu>).


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