Operator vitals, live in ATAK
HAIL connects the Garmin and Samsung watches operators already wear and streams their physiological data — heart rate, SpO₂, temperature, and exertion — from the field into ATAK. Command sees the condition of every operator in real time.
Condition on the same picture as position — continuously, automatically
Garmin and Samsung wearables the team already fields — no new hardware, no extra device on the kit list. HAIL reads heart rate, SpO₂, temperature and exertion continuously, tuned to each operator's own baseline rather than a generic threshold.
Readings move from the wearable through the operator's EUD and onto the force-posture board without anyone stopping to report. In disconnected, intermittent and low-bandwidth conditions HAIL captures and stores at the edge, then forwards the backlog when comms come back.
The board shows every operator's state at a glance and flags the ones trending down, so a leader can decide who takes the next task and who needs to come off the line — before it becomes a casualty call.
Every operator on the net shows up as a position on the map. What that position cannot tell you is whether the operator behind it is still fit to keep going. HAIL closes that gap with the watch they already wear.
Heat, fatigue, dehydration, and injury build for minutes before anyone calls them in — and the call usually comes too late to act on. A small-unit leader needs more than who is down: a continuous read on every operator, and the information to decide who takes the next task and who needs to come off the line.
HAIL reads continuous heart rate, SpO₂, temperature, and exertion from the Garmin and Samsung wearables teams already field — tuned to each operator rather than a generic threshold — and puts them on the same picture as position. No second app, no context switch, and nobody stopping to report.
A status light tells you someone is up. HAIL reads the streams underneath the light — sleep, HRV, resting heart rate, hydration — so a leader sees whether an operator can still carry the mission. When recovery drops below the line, HAIL flags it and proposes a qualified substitute from the same team. The leader confirms; the board settles back to all-green.
Full Tactical Combat Casualty Care with time-stamped interventions and an auto-composed handoff. The digital DD1380 auto-populates from sensor and treatment data — paired with RAIZOR, the medic never touches a keyboard. A one-touch 9-Line is composed from what has already been captured: patient status, location, and priority, straight to command.
Built for disconnected, intermittent, and low-bandwidth environments. HAIL captures and stores at the edge and forwards when comms come back, so a gap in the link is a delay rather than a hole in the record. Vitals and records move over goTenna, EVERYWHERE Comms, IP radios, or cell and Wi-Fi — no proprietary radio, no single point of failure, no rip-and-replace.
Pattern match
Short, fragmented sleep with elevated resting heart rate. Recovery score low — flagged not fit for tasking.
Suggested substitute
ALPHA-1 — green across the board, breacher-qualified, same team. Rest BRAVO-3 through the next rotation.
Extended feature list
Continuous heart rate, SpO₂, temperature, and exertion from the Garmin and Samsung watches operators already wear — tuned to each operator, not a generic threshold.
Built for disconnected, intermittent, and low-bandwidth environments. Capture and store at the edge; forward when comms come back.
Full Tactical Combat Casualty Care with time-stamped interventions and an auto-composed handoff. The digital DD1380 auto-populates from sensor and treatment data — paired with RAIZOR, the medic never touches a keyboard.
One-touch 9-Line composed from what's already captured — patient status, location, and priority — straight to command.
Vitals and records move over goTenna, EVERYWHERE Comms, IP radios, or cell and Wi-Fi. Works where the network isn't.
Runs inside the TAK picture the unit already uses. No second app. No context switch.
04 · NETWORK AGNOSTIC
Works with the gear common to all.
HAIL reads the devices teams already field and moves the picture over the networks they already run — no proprietary radio, no single point of failure, no rip-and-replace.
Compatible devices
6Network & comms
6HAIL is the platform. Paired with RAIZOR, treatments record themselves into the casualty's digital DD1380 — the TCCC card writes itself instead of being filled in after the fact.
HAIL · MEDICAL SITUATIONAL AWARENESS
Bring the medical picture to the edge.
HAIL connects the Garmin and Samsung watches operators already wear and streams their vitals into ATAK — operator condition on the same picture as position. Activate a license key on the GoTAK plugin portal and it runs on the map your team already carries.
