Extended reach
Delivering advanced medical logistics forward to the Point of Injury.
- Drone-deployable (Aegis variant, in development)
- Self and buddy aid without a medic present
- Reduced dependence on immediate medic access
Care that reaches the Point of Injury.
When evacuation is delayed, sometimes for many hours, what reaches the Point of Injury determines what care is possible. ResCura Tactical brings guided protocols and configurable medical logistics to the last mile; the Aegis variant, in development, adds drone delivery.
Who we serve
Specialisations
DefenceLSCO · PCC · Role 1 · MEDEVAC
Forward units, combat medics and reconnaissance teams in large-scale combat operations. Guided TCCC at the Point of Injury, prolonged casualty care when evacuation is delayed and, with the Aegis variant in development, drone resupply that reduces medic exposure.
Military hospitals and trainingTCCC · PCC · Simulation · AAR
Medical components, training commands and simulation centres that prepare personnel for the realities of prolonged casualty care. The Trainer variant turns every run into a documented, reviewable exercise.
Civil protectionUSAR · Disaster response · Critical infrastructure
Civil protection units, fire services, USAR teams, critical-infrastructure operators and volunteer reserves. Protocols adapted to civilian emergency frameworks, for the moment the first person on scene is not a medic.
The operational reality
Why the last mile breaks.
In large-scale combat operations and major civil disasters, the medical chain fails where it matters most: between the Point of Injury and definitive care. Air superiority is contested, roads are cut, drones saturate the airspace and the signal is jammed.
24h+
Evacuation windows
When helicopters cannot fly and ambulances cannot approach, evacuation can stretch well beyond doctrinal timelines, in some scenarios to 24 hours or more. Prolonged casualty care then becomes a realistic requirement.
T+0
Time to first intervention
Haemorrhage control, airway management and early resuscitation are time-critical. The kit's screen activates on opening and sequences these first steps for the responder immediately.
EW
Comms-denied
Electronic warfare means live telemedicine cannot be assumed. Guidance has to work on the kit itself, with no uplink at all.
0
Medics at the point of injury
The first person on scene is a buddy, a soldier or a volunteer with limited medical training. They need to act correctly, in the right order, under pressure.
Timeline adapted from NATO AJMedP-1 and JTS prolonged casualty care guidance. In contested environments the distance between Point of Injury and a medical facility may be short, yet evacuation may still take many hours.
The workflow
From Point of Injury
to extended care.
Five timed, documented steps from casualty event to extended care. Steps 1–3 with the Field kit today; steps 4–5 with the Aegis variant in development.
01T+00:00
Casualty event at the front
02T+01:30
Stabilisation at the Point of Injury
03T+02:30
Evacuation request and medical handover
04T+04:00
Kit configuration by the medic (Aegis)
05T+08:00 →
Drone delivery and extended care (Aegis)
The product
ResCura Tactical
A CE-marked Class I medical device that combines a configurable trauma kit with an integrated guided-response display. Built on the ResCura Smart Medikit platform and configured for the tactical and civil-protection setting.
RegulatoryMDR 2017/745 · Class I
Protocol standardTCCC · MARCH · ABCDE
Display10.5" touchscreen, activates on opening
OperationFully offline; 4G / LTE-M where available
HousingRuggedised case; drone-deliverable in the Aegis variant (in development)
LogisticsColour-coded modules, MARCH-ordered
Capabilities
Extending medical capability
into contested areas.
Bringing advanced medical capability to the Point of Injury rests on three things: reach, guidance and sustainment.
Adaptive guidance
Supporting medical decisions throughout casualty care.
- Guidance based on TCCC, MARCH and PCC
- Continuous re-assessment prompts
- Telemedicine when available (roadmap)
Sustained care
Supporting care until definitive treatment.
- Prolonged casualty care protocols
- Automated documentation and digital handover
- Mission and medical kit awareness
Contact
Request a tactical briefing.
One form, one reply from the defence team within two working days. Prefer e-mail or phone? Both are listed next to the form.