NAMs: From Promises to Trusted Decisions

For stroke survivors, rehabilitation is often a sustained commitment measured in hours of therapy per week, repeated over months. In this blog, discover how Battelle's medical device engineering team is developing a wearable system designed to bring autonomous VNS to patients at home.

Peripheral IV cannulation is one of the most frequently performed procedures in clinical care, but also one of the most skill-dependent. However, as more care moves out of the hospital and into non-clinical environments, the gap between patient need and trained nurse availability is growing. In this blog, see how autonomous IV cannulation is emerging as one potential way to help close this gap.

Artificial intelligence has already arrived in healthcare - Not as a single breakthrough, but as a presence woven through the clinician's day in applications both approved and informal. In this blog, explore 3 key ways AI is showing up in healthcare, today.

In a large-scale emergency, the first hour is the most critical and often the most information-starved. Medical remote sensing is beginning to change that. In this blog, see how remote sensing systems can quickly deliver actionable information to first-responders - when every second counts.

SOCOM has built something remarkable: a human performance enterprise that treats the operator and the family as the mission’s most critical asset. The next frontier isn’t more programs. It’s the infrastructure to make what’s already working scale, connect and endure.