corpus · in development

Hands full. Comms denied. Ask out loud.

Corpus is a voice-operated guide to the Tactical Combat Casualty Care manual. In development for pararescue: brief, source-cited guidance, entirely on-device. Keep your hands on care.

Request the field brief How it works
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The next casualty needs you, too.
When needs exceed resources, attention must serve the whole group.

Attention is finite

Experienced teams must recall protocols while treating injuries, coordinating evacuation and watching the scene. Stress and interruptions compete for the same attention.

pressure

The next casualty

With limited responders, time spent on one casualty can delay care for another. We're exploring how spoken checklists can support decisions to continue care, move on and reassess.

priorities

Guidance within reach

A reference helps only if you can use it. Corpus is designed to bring TCCC guidance to your ear while your hands stay on the task, even without a connection.

access
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Ask. Hear. Keep working.
The planned workflow runs entirely on your device.

1 · Ask

Request a procedure or checklist in plain language, without opening a manual.

input

2 · Transcribe

A specialized speech model turns your question into text locally. Your audio stays on your device.

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3 · Retrieve

Corpus finds the relevant guidance in the loaded TCCC manual, with its section and version.

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4 · Hear

Hear a brief, source-cited response. You decide how to apply it to the casualty and the situation.

output
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Why we're building Corpus.
The workload is real. Cognitive aids show promise.

43%of reported IDF casualties occurred in events with 4+ casualties
36French military medical teams in a randomized simulation
53%median technical-performance score · without a digital aid
74%median technical-performance score · with a digital aid

Scale: U.S. Army report on IDF wartime care, p. 29. Simulation: Paraschiv et al., 2022, using French combat-care protocols. The trial tested another digital aid; Corpus has yet to be evaluated.

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Established guidance. Your judgment.
A clear source for the next decision.

Know the source

Guidance drawn from the Joint Trauma System's published TCCC guidelines, with the section and version identified. A reference you can check.

source

You make the call

Corpus supports trained operators working within their protocols and medical direction. You judge the casualty, the resources and the next step.

scope

Help shape Corpus.

We're seeking military medical teams to test in training whether brief, spoken guidance supports timely care across casualties without adding distraction. Start with the field brief.

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