A startup called Valinor has just unveiled what is essentially a field hospital in a box—one with integrated software and data connectivity missing from today’s battlefield medicine. Harbor is a 20-foot shipping container that can be modified for different types of battlefield care, such as immediate damage control or prolonged casualty care. The exterior can be hardened against ballistics and it can be modified to power anti-drone defensive systems. Anduril is partnering with Valinor to allow telehealth over Anduril’s Lattice mesh network, in order to better manage the electro-magnetic signatures coming to and from the unit, to make it more difficult to target by enemy drones, etc. Luke Sciulli, head of medical innovation at Valinor, spoke with Defense One about the idea. He’s a former Army medic who has made […]