The Problem: Hemorrhage is the leading cause of preventable death on the battlefield. While portable ultrasound hardware exists, the expertise to interpret images in a "Care Under Fire" scenario is a rare and perishable skill.

The Solution: AEGIS MEDIC is hardware-agnostic AI middleware that transforms any handheld ultrasound probe into an expert-guided diagnostic tool. It runs entirely offline on ruggedized mobile hardware — no cloud required — and provides real-time, turn-by-turn guidance for 68W Combat Medics, Pararescue, and Civilian EMTs operating in austere or connectivity-degraded environments.

Hardware Agnostic

Designed to integrate seamlessly with existing COTS probes (Butterfly, GE Vscan, Philips Lumify) via standard SDKs. No new proprietary hardware required.

Autonomous Triage

Automated detection of critical trauma indicators including Pneumothorax (Collapsed Lung) and Intraperitoneal Hemorrhage (Internal Bleeding) using the eFAST protocol.

Technical Specifications

Architecture: Edge-native AI (Runs offline/locally)
Target Users: Army Medics (68W), Pararescue (PJ), Civilian Paramedics
Regulatory Pathway: FDA 510(k) Class II SaMD (Targeting Q4 2026)
Current Status: Non-Provisional Patent Application Filed (USPTO #19/688,914, May 27, 2026). Engaged with Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) and Medical Technology Enterprise Consortium (MTEC). Working demonstration available under NDA.

Intellectual Property

AEGIS MEDIC is the subject of U.S. Non-Provisional Patent Application No. 19/688,914, filed May 27, 2026 by Wilson Intelligence Services LLC. The application contains 20 claims across system, method, and machine-readable-medium categories, with technical scope covering:

Offline AI inference on ruggedized portable computing platforms
Confidence-gated triage output with explicit indeterminate-result handling
Probe-vendor-agnostic image normalization
Multi-pathway data synchronization including removable-media (sneakernet) pathways
Cryptographically signed post-market model updates with rollback retention
Operator-feedback-driven retraining loop compatible with FDA predetermined change control plan (PCCP) frameworks
Multiple form factors including handheld, head-mounted, wrist-mounted, vehicle-mounted, aid-station, and unmanned-vehicle platforms

The application claims priority to U.S. Provisional Application No. 63/981,331 (filed February 2026). Continuation applications may follow.

AEGIS MEDIC™ is a trademark of Wilson Intelligence Services LLC.

AEGIS MEDIC

Hardware Agnostic

Autonomous Triage

Technical Specifications

Intellectual Property

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