Technical Brief · April 2026
Personal AI Lifesaver

Saves lives.
No signal required.

Pocket-sized AI that delivers verified emergency protocols in seconds — for combat medics, first responders, and anyone caught in a crisis without medical training. No signal. No cloud. No failure points.

Prototype Live
Fully Offline
Voice I/O
TCCC Compliant*
SecondsResponse time
0Fabricated answers
208Protocols indexed
100%Offline
PAL · v2.4 · 2026
* TCCC — Tactical Combat Casualty Care: the U.S. military standard for point-of-injury emergency medicine.

Emergencies don't wait
for a trained medic.

Most casualties in the field — military or civilian — are treated by someone with no medical training. Even trained medics lose protocol recall under extreme stress. The result: wrong decisions, missed steps, preventable deaths.

01
Most emergencies happen without a medic present
Car accidents, aviation incidents, maritime emergencies, wilderness — the first person on scene is almost never a trained medical professional.
02
Even trained medics fail under extreme stress
Cognitive load, darkness, noise, and time pressure degrade protocol recall exactly when correct execution is life-critical.
03
No offline AI guidance tool exists
Current field aids are static PDFs and laminated cards. No system provides interactive, verified, voice-accessible guidance without a network.

PAL: a pocket-sized AI
that never loses signal.

PAL runs entirely on-device. Ask a clinical question by voice or text — get a verified, source-cited protocol response in seconds. No internet. No cloud. No latency.

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Hands-free voice guidance
Ask a question by voice — PAL speaks the answer back. Both hands stay on the patient.
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Auto EVAC priority
PAL tracks vitals, injuries, and time — and calculates evacuation priority in real time: URGENT / PRIORITY / ROUTINE.
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TCCC card — auto-filled
Tourniquet times, medications, mechanism of injury, vitals — DD1380 fills itself as the session progresses.
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Tourniquet timer
Marks application time automatically. Voice alerts at 60 and 90 minutes. Critical detail that's easy to miss under fire.
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Never guesses
Low-confidence queries return "not found" — not a fabricated answer. PAL stays silent rather than risk a wrong protocol.
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Works anywhere
GPS-denied, signal-blocked, jammed, underground, offshore — PAL operates where no cloud-based tool can.

Prototype.

Raspberry Pi 5 — quad-core ARM Cortex-A76 @ 2.4GHz, 8GB RAM. Powered by PiSugar 5000mAh battery with wireless charging. In the prototype, an iPhone acts as the screen, mic, and speaker — by design. No custom silicon required.

Component Specification Notes Status
Hardware Raspberry Pi 5
Quad-core 2.4GHz ARM Cortex-A76 · 8GB RAM
Under 2W idle · pocket form factor Active
LLM phi3:mini · 2.2GB
Uncensored · TCCC-capable
Runs fully on-device · no API Active
Embeddings nomic-embed-text · 274MB
Semantic score 0.87
HNSW index · cosine similarity Active
Knowledge Base ChromaDB · 208 documents
CoTCCC 2024 · JTS CPG · TCCC field docs
Chunk size 512 · top-2 retrieval Active
Voice Input Whisper tiny · WebM/WAV
OpenAI · on-device inference
Hands-free operation Active
Voice Output Piper TTS · en_US-ryan-high
116MB · ONNX runtime
Authoritative tone · disk-cached Active
Connectivity No internet needed
PAL creates its own WiFi — phone connects directly to the device, like a router. No cell signal, no GPS, no internet — still works.
GPS-denied · jammed · works Optional

Tested against 10 clinical scenarios.
Zero fabricated answers.

Every test case drawn from real field scenarios. Validated against CoTCCC 2024 and JTS CPG protocols. When PAL doesn't know — it says so.

SecondsResponse time
100%Off-topic rejection
208Protocols indexed
GSW thigh — tourniquet protocol 0.916
Tension pneumothorax — needle-D 0.931
Airway — NPA & surgical cric 0.935
Hemorrhagic shock — DCR 0.905
Burns — field management 0.921
TBI — field protocol 0.898
Nerve agent — atropine protocol 0.876
TXA 1g IV administration 0.840
Full TCCC scenario — MARCH 0.881
Off-topic query — rejection test 0.796 → gap

Built for those who
can't afford to fail.

PAL maps directly to six key DoD medical AI priorities — offline operation, point-of-injury support, automated documentation, voice interface, zero hallucination, and pocket form factor.

Prototype is live.
Ready to discuss partnership.
Live demo available on request.
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