2.1
Prioritized, step-by-step
Tells the medic what intervention to perform and in what order — turning a static checklist into a live, ranked plan for this casualty.
FIELD REFERENCE · PROLONGED CASUALTY CARE
Expert trauma care,
at the point of injury.
In near-peer conflict, evacuation inside the golden hour is no longer guaranteed. Wardsight gives the medic expert trauma decision-making live — what to do, in what order, with what's on hand — adapting as the casualty changes, and running fully offline at the edge.
The why-now is doctrine
The golden hour can't be assumed anymore.
The military now plans for prolonged casualty care lasting hours to days. In that window a junior medic, with limited supplies and no surgeon on the line, has to make expert trauma decisions alone.
CARE WINDOW
Hours–days
Now planned for, replacing the assumed 60-minute MEDEVAC.
PERSONNEL
1 medic
Often a non-expert, alone, deciding under stress with what's on hand.
COMMS
0 bars
Degraded or denied. Cloud tools and connected EHRs are useless at the edge.
The gap isn't reference material — medics already carry TCCC cards and apps. The gap is real-time, prioritized decision-making by a non-expert, under stress, with the supplies actually in the aid bag.
Capability
A co-pilot for the medic, at the moment it matters.
Expert trauma decision-making live at the point of injury — and it keeps adapting as the casualty changes.
2.2
With what's on hand
Reasons over the supplies actually in the aid bag, not an idealized kit. If the first option isn't available, it adapts to the next best.
2.3
Adapts in real time
As vitals and the wound pattern change over a prolonged window, the recommended plan changes with them — minute to minute, hour to hour.
2.4
Fully offline at the edge
On-device inference for disconnected, degraded, and denied-comms environments. No signal required — the expertise is in the medic's hands.
2.5
Learns from outcomes
Improves from real trauma outcomes and expert surgeon judgment — the durable moat is the decision-and-outcome dataset, not the reference content.
2.6
Built to be trusted
Transparent, explainable reasoning a medic can act on under fire — the requirement for any system used when a life depends on it.
Sequence
From signal to next move, on the device in the medic's pocket.
- 01
Sense the casualty
Multimodal input — vitals, imagery, and the medic's own observations — builds a live picture of the patient.
- 02
Reason at the edge
Multimodal LLMs and custom trauma-decision models retrieve over TCCC and Joint Trauma System guidance, then rank interventions for this casualty and this kit.
- 03
Guide the hands
Clear, prioritized, hands-free direction — with an AR/VR layer for training and live guidance — so a non-expert performs like one.
- 04
Adapt & learn
The plan updates as the patient changes; outcomes feed back to sharpen the model for the next casualty.
Stack
Defense-grade AI, built for the edge.
AI
Multimodal LLMs + custom trauma-decision models
RAG
Retrieval over TCCC & Joint Trauma System guidance and outcome data
EDGE
On-device inference for disconnected / degraded comms
XR
VR/AR layer for training and hands-free guidance
Deployment
Built for the hardest edge first. Then everywhere care is delayed.
Beachhead with the buyers who feel the prolonged-care problem most acutely, then expand to every setting where expert help isn't close.
PHASE 01 · BEACHHEAD
Defense health
- DHA — Defense Health Agency programs
- SOCOM — special operations medical
Where prolonged casualty care is doctrine and the medic is often alone.
PHASE 02 · EXPANSION
Civilian & allied
- Civilian EMS
- Rural & disaster response
- NATO allied militaries
The same gap — expert decisions, delayed transport — at far larger scale.
PATH
Regulatory & procurement
- SBIR / STTR & OTA contracting
- FDA SaMD pathway (civilian track)
- DoD authorization for deployment
A scoped path from prototype to fielded system.
Clinical authority
Clinically anchored at Boston Medical Center trauma.
Field credibility doesn't come from reference content — it comes from trauma outcomes and expert surgeon judgment. Wardsight is built with a clinical partnership at Boston Medical Center, supplying the trauma decision data and provider trust that turn a demo into something a medic will actually act on.
Trauma outcomesSurgeon judgmentProvider trust
Assessment
Reference tools answer questions. Wardsight makes decisions.
Today's tools
- Static reference apps & cards (look-it-up)
- Hospital CDS built for connected EHRs
- Assume an expert is interpreting them
- Useless when comms are degraded
Wardsight
- Guides a non-expert through a changing casualty
- Reasons over the supplies actually on hand
- Runs fully offline at the edge
- Moat = trauma decision-and-outcome dataset
Personnel
Operators who ship correct-decision AI under hard constraints.
Real-time multimodal AI that runs offline at the edge, defense-grade reliability, immersive XR, and clinical trauma credibility — assembled in one team.
STRATEGY · XR
Immersive Systems Lead
Serial entrepreneur with deep expertise in immersive VR/AR technologies and strategic partnerships. Track record building and scaling XR ventures from concept to market. Leads Wardsight's training and guidance layer architecture, clinical partnerships, and go-to-market execution.
OPERATIONS · AI
Runtime Systems Lead
Multiple-exit founder with advanced degree in computer engineering. Built adaptive AI systems for large-scale GPU infrastructure, with patents and publications. Scaled enterprise AI platform to seven-figure ARR with Fortune 500 adoption. Drives operations and design partnerships.
ARCHITECTURE · EDGE
Decision Systems Lead
Advanced degree in applied AI with research at leading AI labs and national laboratories. Pioneered multi-agent orchestration and explainable AI systems. Owns decision-support architecture, edge deployment strategy, and clinical validation protocols.
Get in touch
When evacuation isn't coming,
When evacuation isn't coming,
the expertise still arrives.
For DoD program offices, clinical partners, allied medical services, and mission-aligned investors — request a briefing on Wardsight.