MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY ENTERPRISE CONSORTIUM
Capabilities
We advance cutting-edge medical technologies that improve the health of the military and civilians across the globe.
Digital Health Technologies
Digital health technologies integrate wearables, biosensors, telemedicine, AI-driven decision support and connected devices to enable remote monitoring and austere-field clinical care.
Diagnostics
Rapid, rugged diagnostic solutions for point-of-injury and austere care: infection, trauma and physiologic monitoring for lifesaving decisions and force readiness.
Routes of Administration
Optimizing routes of administration for rapid, reliable delivery of therapeutics and diagnostics in austere, combat, and prolonged-field-care to improve survival.
Medical Devices
Rugged portable medical devices for diagnostics, monitoring, and therapy in austere, far-forward settings to improve combat casualty survival, field care, and readiness.
Application Area
Advanced medical technologies for battlefield and civilian use—point-of-care diagnostics, biosensors, telehealth, and regenerative care for austere support.
Additional Capabilities
Physiological Health Monitoring and PerformanceAntibiotic ResistanceProposal WritingAcute PainMarket Access/ReimbursementSleep and FatigueFund RaisingEmergency CareSmart HospitalsProcurement/Military AcquisitionGood Laboratory PracticesOralCompartment SyndromeIndependent Verification and ValidationImaging (CT, MRI, Ultrasound, X-ray)Fungal
University of California San Francisco
TemPredict: AI-Driven Wearable Monitoring for Early Illness Detection and Warfighter Readiness
TemPredict: AI wearables detect early illness and health risks to support warfighter readiness.
Arizona State University
ASU Crosscutting Technologies to Enhance Military Medical Readiness and Resilience
Dr. Rachel Cassalia leads MTEC-supported efforts at ASU to shift military health from reactive care to proactive readiness through data-driven prevention.
University of Pittsburgh
Topical Metformin Lotion for Tendinopathy Prevention
University of Pittsburgh study shows topical metformin prevents overuse tendon injury. This work was sponsored through MTEC project 22-02-MPAI-014.
Theradaptive
Theradaptive’s RESTORE Trial Initiation for OsteoAdapt™ DE
Theradaptive launches RESTORE Phase I/II trial of OsteoAdapt™ DE for faster, precision bone healing in craniofacial injuries. MTEC-funded study targets improved recovery for military and civilian patients.
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