Software-defined, self-sustaining clinical pods with intelligent energy management. Deployable in hours, operational for weeks without resupply. Purpose-built for the environments where reliable infrastructure doesn't exist yet.
Military medical capability drops catastrophically between Role 1 and Role 2. Humanitarian organisations deploy tents while patients need surgical suites. Remote communities wait years for facilities that never arrive. The gap isn't clinical expertise — it's deployable, self-sustaining infrastructure that works from the moment it arrives.
Every deployment is different. The underlying infrastructure challenge is the same: you need clinical capability where none exists, with energy you can depend on and software that keeps everything running.
Role 1 through Role 2E medical capability for forward operating bases. Integrated energy management supports clinical, communications, and UAS operations from a single containerised footprint. STANAG-interoperable, ITAR-free — built for non-US allied forces. Deployable by C-17 or flatbed.
Rapidly deployable clinical infrastructure for disaster response, refugee health, and emergency medical operations. Arrives self-powered, operates independently of damaged local grid, and scales by linking additional modules.
Permanent or semi-permanent clinical facilities for communities that lack healthcare infrastructure. Solar-primary energy with battery storage provides reliable power without fuel logistics. Clinical OS enables remote clinical oversight.
Add clinical capability to existing hospital campuses without breaking ground. Surge capacity — pandemics, mass casualty, seasonal demand — deployed without permanent construction. Plug into existing systems or operate standalone.
From joint operations centres to forward surgical nodes, the platform performs across every environment where the mission demands reliable infrastructure.
Three integrated layers — hardware, software, and energy — ship as one system. The hardware is modular, the Clinical OS is intelligent, and the energy is integrated, not bolted on.
Standard ISO 20ft and 40ft containers. Transportable by road, rail, sea, or C-130 air. Arrives ready to operate — no assembly, no construction, no specialist installation team.
HEPA filtration, climate control, medical gas provisions, and clean power. Meets the environmental standards required for diagnostics, minor surgery, and patient stabilisation.
Start with one pod. Add surgical, laboratory, pharmacy, or accommodation modules as the mission demands. Each module connects to the shared energy backbone and Clinical OS network.
Battery storage, solar input, and generator failover are built into the container — not a separate logistics problem. The Clinical OS manages every watt so clinical systems never lose power.
Designed from day one for IEC 62304 software lifecycle, ISO 13485 quality management, and CE marking. Built-in audit trails and version control support the regulatory evidence package.
Monitor and manage every deployed pod from a central operations dashboard. Firmware updates, diagnostic data, energy status, and clinical throughput — all visible in real time over satellite or cellular backhaul.
Clinical OS is the patentable intelligence layer that sits between the hardware and the mission. It orchestrates clinical workflows with NEWS2 and qSOFA scoring, manages energy as a clinical resource, monitors environmental conditions, and gives remote operators total visibility — so the people on the ground can focus on patients. It is explicitly not autonomous AI triage or clinician replacement.
ClinicalOS Energy pre-stages power for scheduled procedures, prioritises life-critical loads like ventilators, and sheds non-critical systems automatically. Power becomes a clinical resource managed by software, not a background utility.
Works with any battery chemistry, solar configuration, or generator through a unified API. Swap hardware without rewriting software.
NEWS2 and qSOFA patient scoring, automated triage protocols, diagnostic queuing, cross-pod patient handover, and telemedicine bridging. Configurable per mission profile — mass casualty, primary care, or specialist clinic.
IEC 62304 compliant software lifecycle with built-in audit trails, version control, and safety classification. The evidence package grows as the system operates.
Every pod reports energy state, device health, environmental conditions, and clinical throughput. Anomaly detection flags issues before they become failures.
ClinicalOS organises deployable medical infrastructure into three hierarchical views — giving commanders, cluster leads, and pod operators exactly the information they need.
Power isn't a background utility — it's a clinical resource. ClinicalOS Energy treats every watt as a decision, pre-staging reserves for surgery, prioritising ventilators over lighting, and extending autonomous operation through intelligent load management. Every pod ships with battery storage, solar input, and generator failover — managed as one integrated system.
High-density lithium storage provides 72+ hours of autonomous clinical operation. The system prioritises battery health and longevity through intelligent cycling algorithms.
Deployable solar arrays charge the battery bank during daylight. For sustained operations, solar extends the time between generator runs or resupply by 60-80%.
If any source fails, the system reroutes power within milliseconds. Clinical equipment on the critical bus never sees an interruption — the handoff is invisible to operators and patients.
Clinical OS classifies every load — life-critical, mission-essential, or deferrable. When energy is constrained, non-critical systems are shed automatically. Clinicians never have to choose.
Tell us about your operational requirements. We'll arrange a technical briefing tailored to your mission profile — whether that's defence, humanitarian, remote deployment, or hospital expansion.