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Trackable Health AI

Enhancing lethality

Why it mattersTrackable Health AI is a SaaS developer that offers a suite of AI products to encompass a wide array of problem-solving solutions. Trackable Activity, Trackable Fitness, Trackable Sleep, Trackable Consent, Trackable Diet, Trackable Smoking, etc... create a holistic ecosystem of advocacy for individuals, groups, and enterprise applications. Scalable, cost-effective, and cyber compliant by utilizing the AWS GovCloud and pushing to attain an ATO and other compliance certifications within the coming 2-years.

Mission AreaInformationTypeBothTRLTRL 9Technical MaturityDeployedTeam Size3-5Funding StageGrant FundedATO StatusPendingCohort25-1

About

Solution

Dashboards and apps that utilize SCIF approved wearable devices from Garmin, Oura, and Whoop that levels the playing field so they all deliver the same scores so personnel can choose the right device for them and command doesn’t need to wonder about the device inconsistencies. Push notifications can allow systems to pivot from reactive to proactive support.

Field Validation

Eielson AFB in special operations, the med wing, firefighters, and two recruiting units. Technology Maturity (TRL): TRL 9 is validated by a completed D2P2 and our current Phase III.

Strategic Advantage

Deloitte built a proprietary algorithm to enable the z-score across the devices and Vantiq delivers the data in real time and push notifications.

Go-to-Market

Tradewinds and other OTA vehicles are being deployed. AFRL, INDOPACOM, the 711th, and leadership within each is supporting our scalability.

Dual-Use Potential

Elder care, the VA, sports medicine, and many other programs.

Team

Founder and CEO Greg Hayward has been a technologist since 1997. Bernice Glenn-Kissinger at the Hawaii Tech Bridge, Major Miles Stutes at Eielson, Major Ben Lowry at Kadena, former health innovation director of the VA Dr. Ryan Vega, and former Major General of the Air Force Dr. Lee Payne are supporting.

Primary User

MAJCOM, human performance, Human Resources, and others.

Problem

Enhancing lethality