Safety · Privacy · Limits
Responsibility from day one
STaUP Life is designed to support professionals, never to replace them. At this stage, everything runs on simulated data.
- It does not diagnose, recommend treatment or trigger dispatch.
- It does not replace firefighters, EMTs, physicians, nurses, CODU or hospital triage.
- It is not a certified medical device and is not used in a real clinical setting.
- Alerts only flag values and always require human assessment.
Privacy and security by design
No real data
Patients, incidents, places and units are fictitious and labelled as simulated.
Data minimisation
Only the information needed at each moment of the incident is structured.
GDPR and audit
Entry requirements for any phase with real data, with access logging.
Institutional validation
Any use beyond the demo will require prior clinical, ethical and regulatory validation.
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.
The decision remains human.
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.