Digital health · Pre-hospital emergency care
Smart telemetry for pre-hospital emergency care
STaUP Life connects field teams, dispatch (CODU), regulating physicians and hospitals through vital signs, contextual video and structured clinical-operational data.
Demonstration prototype · Simulated data · Not a medical deviceIllustrative video
Mission
Connecting the field, dispatch, the regulating physician and the hospital with the same information, at the same moment.
STaUP Life organises critical information. The decision remains human.
Illustrative video · Demonstration prototype · Simulated data · Not a medical device
Platform
One view for each role
Dashboards linked by the same state: what happens in one view appears in the others. Try the interactive demo.
CODUDispatch and regulating physician
AmbulanceField team
HospitalPre-alert and reception
ReportsHandover and export- Contextual videoOnly on the team's request
- SimulationValidate before scaling
Demo screenshots with simulated data · illustrative videos · Demonstration prototype · Simulated data · Not a medical device
Operational problem
The operational problem today
Between the field, dispatch and the hospital, critical information travels through several channels. Context is lost at every handover.
- 01
Limited verbal communication
Most information arrives by voice, in pieces and sometimes too late for those preparing the response.
- 02
Scattered information
Vital signs, history and interventions live in different places and are hard to bring together.
- 03
Loss of context
The regulating physician assesses remotely based on what is described, without a structured view.
- 04
Underprepared hospital
The hospital team receives a short summary, without vital-sign trends or scene context.
- 05
Pressure on the field team
Crews assess, care and communicate at the same time, with little room to repeat information.
- 06
Incomplete handover
Critical details are lost between teams: times, interventions, allergies and trends.
Solution
Contextual support for human decision-making
STaUP Life brings vital signs, video and clinical-operational data into one shared view, so each professional has the right context at the right time.
STaUP Life organises critical information; the decision remains human.
01
Vital signs
HR, SpO₂, BP, RR and temperature sent with time and trend.
02
Contextual video
A temporary link, started by the team when it needs support.
03
Structured data
Complaint, AVPU, history, allergies and interventions in one record.
04
CODU dashboard
A macro view of incidents, resources, map and support requests.
05
Hospital dashboard
Pre-alert, ETA, summary and a reception preparation checklist.
06
Reports
A structured handover for each incident, ready for review.
07
Export
PDF and JSON reports, always including the safety notice.
Critical use case
Video only when context makes a difference
Video is not continuous surveillance. It is activated when the field operator is uncertain during the assessment and needs contextual support from the CODU regulating physician.
- Started by the field team
- Accepted by the regulating physician
- Temporary and logged in the incident timeline
How a video request works
- 01
Uncertainty during assessment
The team identifies a situation where visual context may help.
- 02
Support request
The request reaches CODU with vital signs and records already structured.
- 03
Accepted by the regulating physician
The physician accepts the link and sees the shared context.
- 04
End and record
The link ends when no longer needed and is logged.
How it works
From the field to the hospital, with the same information
Six steps connecting those who assess, those who coordinate and those who receive the patient.
- 01
Incident
CODU opens the incident and dispatches a unit.
- 02
Ambulance
Firefighters and EMTs record the assessment and vital signs.
- 03
STaUP Life gateway
Data is organised in a structured format, with time and source.
- 04
CODU
Coordination sees the status of incidents and resources.
- 05
Regulating physician
Assesses with full context and decides, as always, as a human.
- 06
Hospital
Receives the pre-alert and prepares the reception before arrival.
Value for each stakeholder
More context for decision-makers
Firefighters / EMTs
- Less uncertainty during assessment
- Less manual repetition of data
- More contextual feedback
CODU
- More context per incident
- More targeted questions
- Better operational awareness
Regulating physician
- Structured vital signs with trends
- Visual context on request
- Support for remote assessment
Hospital
- Richer pre-alert
- Earlier reception preparation
- More complete handover
System
- Structured, traceable records
- Data ready for review and training
- Groundwork for future interoperability
Responsible positioning
What STaUP Life is — and what it is not
Being clear about the product's limits is part of the product.
What it is
- A demonstration prototype
- Contextual support
- Vital-sign and video transmission
- Structured handover
- Support for human decision-making
What it is not
- Not a certified medical device
- Does not diagnose
- Does not recommend treatment
- Does not trigger dispatch automatically
- Does not replace professionals
- Does not use real data
Demonstration prototype · Simulated data · Not a medical device
Demonstration prototype using simulated data. It is not a medical device; it does not diagnose, recommend treatment or trigger dispatch, and it does not replace firefighters, EMTs, physicians, nurses, CODU or hospital triage. Not for use in a real clinical setting.
Roadmap
Validate before scaling
Each phase depends on the previous one. No real-world use happens without professional validation, security requirements and an institutional partner.
Illustrative video · Demonstration prototype · Simulated data · Not a medical device
- 01Current phase
Demonstration MVP
Ambulance, CODU and hospital dashboards with simulated data, reports and PDF/JSON export.
- 02Next phase
Validation with professionals
Sessions with firefighters, EMTs, regulating physicians and hospital teams.
- 03Planned
Simulated pilot
Training scenarios with time and handover-completeness metrics.
- 04Planned
Security requirements
GDPR, authentication, audit, encryption and medical-software regulatory assessment.
- 05Planned
Future integration
Interoperability with existing equipment and systems, only with partners.
- 06Planned
Institutional pilot
A controlled pilot with an institutional partner, approved protocol and professional supervision.
We are looking for partners to validate a new layer of pre-hospital coordination.
Firefighters, EMTs, regulating physicians, hospitals, health units, incubators and technology partners: the demo is ready to be tested and challenged.
Demonstration prototype · Simulated data · Not a medical device
