PULSIGHT
One system, two parts: a neck-worn sensor that measures the patient, listens to the medic and writes the record onto itself, and an app that reads the whole session off it on arrival. Any patient. Any scene. No network required.
In the field only the first half is possible. Nothing is measured into a record, nothing is documented. The first responder is saving a life right now, with nothing to hand the team that will try again an hour later.
EMS, military, disaster response. The medic sees it. The hospital never does.
Vitals are scattered. Notes are verbal. The care chain is blind. Until now.
Narration. In the chaos of trauma, every second matters. Lives are at stake. Decisions must be made, fast.
But in the field, vital signs can be hard to measure. Equipment is slow to apply, fragile, often inaccurate in trauma patients, requiring medical knowledge and medical personnel attention intended for one casualty only, and the treatment is not documented.
PulSight, the world's first autonomous, wearable trauma monitor with treatment documentation. Simply applied on the neck above the carotid artery, PulSight delivers real-time, color-coded vital signs, instantly.
PulSight can be used in every trauma scenario: from civilian casualties to mass casualties in combat events. No delays. No guesswork. Just the critical data, exactly where it's needed, on the patient.
It listens, records, and builds a treatment record from the field to the hospital door. PulSight is your guard and brings reassurance: certainty in uncertain acute situations. PulSight. When every heartbeat counts.
On screen. Dramatised footage of military and civilian trauma care: medics treating casualties in the field, an aircraft-incident scene, a hospital ambulance transfer, and an animated PulSight sensor on a patient's neck showing heart rate, oxygen saturation, respiratory rate and blood pressure, followed by the PulSight logo.
One device captures everything: physiological data, verbal medical notes, and a complete record stored on the sensor itself.
Hold a phone or tablet to the patch on arrival. The full session transfers in seconds, already written, already structured.
No account, no upload, no waiting for a network. The session lives on the device until someone reads it.
The signal stream and the medic's spoken notes are already fused into a timestamped pre-hospital record.
Scrub the fourteen minutes back and forth. Evidence, not recollection.
A working device, real field partners, non-dilutive funding and patents on file. The round is live and half-committed.
ECG, SpO₂, PPG, IMU and voice in a single neck-worn sensor, running end to end.
Magen David Adom, the largest EMS organisation in Israel, and an elite IDF unit, both engaged as design partners for field validation.
Non-dilutive IIA grant awarded, recognising national strategic value.
Incubated and supported by Israel's leading engineering institute.
Filings covering the hardware, the signal chain and the clinical AI methodology.
Lead investor committed. Actively completing the round with strategic partners.
Frontline medicine, combat operations and deep tech: the three places this problem actually lives.
Mechatronics engineer, IMOD & MedTech background. 3 patents from a prior medical device company.
Embedded systems engineer and edge-AI architect. Former senior engineer at Nvidia & Microsoft.
Neonatologist at Rambam Medical Center. Combat physician, IDF reserves, 26 years of service.
The moment the sensor is placed on any field patient it starts collecting ECG, SpO₂, respiratory rate and blood-pressure trend, while simultaneously recording the medic's verbal assessment. No screens. No buttons. No training required.
On-device AI fuses physiological data with transcribed voice notes into a structured medical report, saved directly onto the sensor. No transmission system. No infrastructure. The record travels with the patient, on the patient.
When the patient arrives at the ER the complete pre-hospital record is already there, on the sensor. The receiving team scans, reads and acts. No phone calls. No verbal relay. No lost data.
Three ways in. Pick the one that fits.
Investment, co-development or a strategic partnership with PulSight.
See the prototype work: video walkthrough or on-site.
Hiring across engineering, clinical and ops.
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