Services

Services integrate clinical, operational, regulatory and research support to transition medical innovations from lab to battlefield. Core offerings include telemedicine deployment, clinical trial facilitation, training and simulation, regulatory strategy, logistics and data management for austere, prolonged and distributed care settings to preserve force readiness.

Technical Challenges

  • Fragmented connectivity and limited bandwidth in austere, far-forward environments that impede telehealth and remote monitoring.

  • Regulatory complexity and protracted approvals for experimental devices and biologics under operational timelines.

  • Clinical validation obstacles: performing robust trials in heterogeneous, resource-limited or delayed-evacuation settings.

  • Supply chain fragility and logistics constraints for device sustainment and cold-chain therapeutics during deployment.

  • Workforce training and human factors: scaling practical competency for medics on novel platforms under combat stress.

Emerging Opportunities

  • Interoperable, secure telemedicine systems validated for prolonged field care and degraded networks.

  • Streamlined regulatory pathways and pre-tested clinical protocols for rapid operational evaluation and Emergency Use scenarios.

  • Rapid, deployable clinical trial infrastructure (e-consent, remote monitoring, mobile labs) suited to combat zones.

  • Resilient logistics and point-of-care diagnostics that require minimal sustainment and tolerate environmental extremes.

  • Standardized training curricula and immersive simulation that translate to improved outcomes under polytrauma and blast injury care.

Current and Emerging Technologies in Services

Telehealth & remote monitoring

Bandwidth-adaptive telemedicine platforms, point-to-point encrypted communications, and wearable physiologic sensors enabling clinical decision support and remote supervision of prolonged field care.

Mobile diagnostics & point-of-care testing

Rapid PCR/antigen devices, near-patient blood chemistry, portable imaging and lab-on-a-chip systems that support diagnosis, triage and infection control in austere settings.

Clinical trial platforms & data systems

Secure e-consent, decentralized trial workflows, electronic data capture, and federated analytics for real-world evidence generation under operational constraints.

Simulation, training & human factors

Immersive virtual reality, high-fidelity mannequins, and team-based simulation to validate workflows, reduce error rates, and optimize medics’ performance under stress.

Logistics, sustainment & cold-chain solutions

Analytics-driven supply chain platforms, ruggedized packaging, and passive/active cold-chain tech to maintain therapeutics and devices across distributed operations.

AI-enabled decision support & interoperability

Clinical decision support algorithms, predictive triage models, and standards-based interfaces (FHIR, HL7) to integrate field data with higher-echelon care.

Importance to Military Medicine

Improve combat casualty survival

Rapid deployment of clinical services, teleconsultation and validated protocols reduces time-to-definitive care for hemorrhage, airway and multisystem trauma.

Enable prolonged and distributed care

Services enable sustained clinical support where evacuation is delayed, extending lifesaving interventions and monitoring in austere environments.

Maintain force readiness and outbreak response

Integrated surveillance, testing and treatment services preserve operational capability during infectious disease events and biodefense scenarios.

Accelerate evidence-based transition to field use

Clinical trial support and regulatory strategy shorten the pathway from prototype to validated capability under operational conditions.

Alignment with the MTEC Mission

Directly advances MTEC’s mission to accelerate military-relevant medical technologies from development to clinical and operational adoption.

Supports DoD priorities—combat casualty care, prolonged field care, infectious disease readiness and regenerative solutions—through integrated service delivery.

Leverages consortium-scale collaboration to combine clinical, regulatory, engineering and logistics expertise for rapid real-world evaluation.

Emphasizes dual-use outcomes that benefit both Warfighters and civilian healthcare systems, aligning with MTEC’s dual-benefit ethos.

Dual-Use (Military + Civilian) Applications

Combat casualty care: teleconsultation, triage algorithms and rapid trial protocols for hemorrhage control, TBI and polytrauma.

Prolonged and distributed care: remote monitoring, medication management and sustained resuscitation in delayed-evacuation scenarios.

Outbreak and biodefense response: field diagnostics, surveillance integration and rapid clinical study deployment to preserve force health.

Rehabilitation and recovery: scaling tele-rehab, prosthetic fitting workflows and outcome tracking to restore function after catastrophic injury.

Explore MTEC Members with Services Capabilities

MTEC member organizations contribute clinical trial capacity, regulatory expertise, logistics engineering, simulation centers and field-proven telehealth platforms. Explore member profiles to identify partners with operational experience, deployed clinical teams, IRB-capable research centers and manufacturing scale-up capabilities to accelerate your solution into service.

362 Members with Services capabilities.

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The University of Texas System

The University of Texas System is a leading public university system in the United States, dedicated to improving lives through education, health care, and research. With over 256,000 students enrolled across 14 institutions, the UT System is committed to providing affordable access to higher education and producing a skilled workforce to drive Texas's economy.

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SIMETRI

SIMETRI is a woman-and-minority owned small business based in Winter Park, Florida, specializing in modeling, simulation, and training technologies. Founded in 2009, the company focuses on delivering innovative products and services that enhance the human experience and improve client outcomes through advanced training and program management analysis.

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Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI)

The Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI) is a member-based, nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the bioeconomy of the United States. Its mission encompasses enhancing manufacturing, healthcare, and education and workforce development, aiming to create a scalable and effective manufacturing ecosystem for engineered cells, tissues, and organs.

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Georgia Southern University

Georgia Southern University is a vibrant institution with over 26,100 students across three campuses in Statesboro, Savannah, and Hinesville. The university offers 132 degree programs at the associate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate levels, emphasizing student success, community impact, and research excellence. With a commitment to inclusivity and engagement, Georgia Southern fosters a supportive environment for diverse learners, including military-affiliated and adult students. The university is dedicated to transforming lives through education and community engagement, aligning its programs with regional needs. Additionally, Georgia Southern provides accelerated pathways for students to fast-track their master's degrees, enhancing educational opportunities. The university also emphasizes career readiness and public impact research, preparing students for successful careers and contributing to community development.

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Astrapi Corporation

Astrapi Corporation is a leader in revolutionary communication methods, specifically through spiral-based modulation. One capability is the Astrapi Spectrum Analyzer which enables an extremely precise method to measure continuously varying signal power which includes brain waves. This innovative technology is set to transform the next generation of communications by enhancing spectral efficiency and providing new ways to combat channel impairments. Astrapi's technology supports performance advances across various communications networks, including cellular, satellite, and defense communications, among others. Important medical applications of the Astrapi Spectrum Analyzer may include: 1. brain disorder diagnostics and measurement; 2. tumor localization; 3. enhanced prosthetics; and 4. brain-computer interfaces. Astrapi is in the process of spinning out a medical company to focus specifically on the medical applications of its Spectrum Analyzer. We welcome investors and collaborators. Our business model is to license to companies already in the medical field.

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Nanohmics Inc.

Nanohmics Inc. is a Texas-based research and development company founded in 2002, specializing in the applied sciences of light, molecule, and advanced material interactions. The company focuses on designing and developing smart technology solutions that enhance product, technology, or system performance across various industries. With a multidisciplinary team of scientists and engineers, Nanohmics integrates advanced materials and state-of-the-art instrumentation engineering to create custom-engineered sensing technologies and platforms. Their mission is to accelerate client success through innovative product development, providing solutions for detection, surveillance, electro-optic imaging, performance characterization, environment awareness, and energy conversion applications.

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Institutes for Behavior Resources, Inc.

Founded in 1960 by Dr. Joseph V. Brady, the Institutes for Behavior Resources, Inc. (IBR) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the growth of behavioral sciences and their application to human affairs through research, clinical services, and educational initiatives. IBR focuses on addressing social challenges through innovative research and comprehensive health services.

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Nuclera

Nuclera develops automated benchtop platforms and integrated systems for rapid protein expression, optimization, and purification, utilizing cell-free synthesis, digital microfluidics, and software-driven workflows. Their technology enables miniaturized and scalable protein prototyping—including challenging targets such as membrane proteins—directly at the lab bench. Nuclera serves academic and industrial researchers, focusing on reducing turnaround time for functional protein access and streamlining screening and production. The company has secured significant funding to enable broad commercialization, expanded their leadership team to support scale-up, and continues to drive advancements in drug discovery, proteomics, and experimental automation.

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Alithia Life Sciences

Alithia Life Sciences is an Australian-owned, boutique, full-service Contract Research Organization (CRO) dedicated to supporting pharmaceutical, biotechnology, device companies, and institutional research groups with their projects in Australia and beyond. With over 25 years of operational expertise across a wide range of therapeutic areas, Alithia offers personalized project management from Phase I to Phase III, aiming to deliver efficient project outcomes, add value to client programs, and ultimately improve human health and wellbeing.

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Humanetics Corporation

Humanetics Corporation is a clinical-stage pharmaceutical company based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, focused on developing and commercializing products to enhance human health and wellbeing. Founded in 1988, the company specializes in radiation modulators, adjunctive oncology therapies, and pulmonary protective therapies, particularly for COVID-19. Humanetics is known for its lead drug candidate, BIO 300, which is being developed as a radioprotectant for military and civilian use, as well as a treatment to improve outcomes in cancer patients receiving radiotherapy. The company is actively engaged in research programs for non-small cell lung cancer, prostate cancer, and head and neck cancers.

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Teleflex

Teleflex is a global provider of medical technologies designed to improve the health and quality of people's lives. The company focuses on purpose-driven innovation to empower healthcare professionals and enhance patient outcomes across various medical fields.

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Carnegie Mellon University

Carnegie Mellon University is a global research institution based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, recognized for interdisciplinary education, research, and innovation in science, engineering, arts, technology, and social sciences. The university leads advancements in artificial intelligence, robotics, digital health, and performing arts. Located in a technology-driven and culturally rich city, CMU powers real-world impact through research centers, industry engagement, workforce training, and initiatives that shape regional and global communities.

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Athena Consulting Group

Athena Consulting Group (ACG) stands at the vanguard of biomedical engineering and defense technology innovation, orchestrating a paradigm-shifting R&D portfolio that redefines biosurveillance and musculoskeletal injury prevention. Spearheading this effort is the Vector-Borne Surveillance System (VBSS), a revolutionary platform integrating portable next-generation sequencing (NGS) with machine learning-driven predictive analytics, developed in synergy with Northwestern University’s microbial genomics expertise. This ruggedized, MIL-STD-810-compliant system delivers real-time zoonotic pathogen detection and outbreak forecasting in austere environments, achieving >95% sensitivity and specificity through validated protocols, and seamlessly interfacing with DoD biosurveillance networks like MHS GENESIS via secure, AES-256-encrypted data pipelines. Complementing this, ACG’s wearable sensor platform, forged with Northwestern’s Feinberg School of Medicine, pioneers proactive musculoskeletal injury mitigation, leveraging inertial sensors and advanced algorithms to predict compensatory gait patterns with 90% accuracy and detect biomechanical stressors in real-time—tailored for military rigor under MIL-STD-810 standards. These breakthroughs, underpinned by extensive preliminary data from over 1,000 hours of motion analysis and high-fidelity genomic sequencing trials, position ACG as a trailblazer in integrating AI, genomics, and ruggedized hardware. With strategic partnerships spanning FDA-compliant manufacturers and DoD stakeholders, and a dual-use vision spanning military readiness, global health security, and civilian disaster response, ACG’s R&D prowess drives scalable, cost-effective solutions that reshape Warfighter health and commercial markets with unparalleled scientific rigor and operational excellence.

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Cost Plus Drugs

Cost Plus Drugs is a public-benefit corporation committed to providing access to affordable and safe prescription medications by eliminating intermediaries and promoting transparent drug pricing. The company distributes both generic and select brand-name medications directly to patients, details price breakdowns, and is advancing into domestic pharmaceutical manufacturing to enhance supply security and cost savings.

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Cornerstone Government Affairs

Cornerstone is a bipartisan, employee-owned consulting firm specializing in federal and state government relations, public affairs and strategic communications, political consulting, grant consulting, and business advisory services. With over 200 professionals across 14 states and Washington, D.C., Cornerstone is recognized as one of the industry's most effective consulting firms, committed to a collaborative culture and a team approach that ensures every employee shares in the firm's growth and prosperity.

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MILMED Connect

At MILMED Connect, we design military medical (MILMED) R&D, innovate dual-use tech at the intersection of military and civilian medical applications, and connect you with an established network of trained MILMED R&D professionals. We've pioneered and refined these processes to efficiently accelerate your R&D funding and tech to new markets.

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Non-Invasive Glymphatic (GF) Monitoring and Recovery Optimization for Warfighter Cognitive Readiness

Applied Cognition is developing non-invasive glymphatic monitoring and recovery technologies to enhance warfighter cognitive readiness, resilience, and sleep recovery.

Moberg Analytics

Moberg Analytics – Advanced Brain Monitoring & Critical Care Informatic

Moberg’s platform unifies brain monitoring data for faster, precise treatment of severe brain injuries in military and civilian care.

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.

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