
Rocky is a terrain-adaptive evacuation system designed to assist first responders during natural disasters. Rocky tackles the challenge of safely transporting injured victims across unstable environments while reducing the physical strain and personnel required for rescue operations. By combining a detachable stretcher with a robotic walker base capable of navigating rough terrain, the system enables one or two rescuers to move patients efficiently through debris and uneven ground. The design was developed through exploring mobility solutions, user needs in disaster scenarios, and methods of improving rescue efficiency while maintaining patient stability and safety.