THE PROBLEM
Every year, officers encounter subjects experiencing overdose, cardiac events, respiratory compromise, and other forms of medical distress while in custody.
Most officers are not medical professionals.
Yet they are expected to recognize medical emergencies, maintain security, make lawful decisions, and manage rapidly evolving situations all at the same time.
When a medical crisis develops, seconds matter.
The challenge is recognizing that crisis before it becomes a tragedy.
THE SOLUTION
OATH begins monitoring the moment it is applied.
No changes to handcuffing procedures.
No additional actions required from the officer.
When the system detects concerning conditions, it provides both on-device alerts and wireless notifications to connected devices.
The goal is simple:
Provide officers with an early warning that something may be wrong, allowing intervention before a situation becomes critical.
CURRENT STATUS
OATH has progressed from concept to a completed alpha prototype developed in partnership with the University of Georgia CREATE Labs.
Development is being supported by Georgia Tech's Advanced Technology Development Center (ATDC) and Georgia Manufacturing Extension Partnership (GaMEP).
The project is advised by active law enforcement professionals, medical experts, and public safety stakeholders.
OATH is protected by an issued U.S. patent, with multiple Continuations-in-Part pending to further expand and strengthen the intellectual property portfolio.
Prevail Tactical is currently seeking strategic investment, development partners, and licensing opportunities to help bring OATH through regulatory clearance and into the hands of agencies.
BUILT WITH
GUIDANCE FROM
- University of Georgia CREATE Labs
- Georgia Tech ATDC
- Georgia Tech GaMEP
- Institute for the Prevention of In-Custody Deaths
- Multiple Medical Advisors
- Multiple Law Enforcement Advisors
