32 NATO member nations have no shared system for patient data across military medical services. In a large-scale conflict, handwritten notes and Excel spreadsheets are the current workaround.
Air Force units lack realistic, low-cost training against drone threats. Approved platforms are expensive, unrepresentative of adversary drones, and require high-level authorization to fly.
Soldiers need portable UAS capabilities deployable across land, sea, and air. Lab-developed solutions don't reach the field: troops improvise with off-the-shelf parts that underperform.