SUNSTONE
Human Performance & Readiness
One data model across all five readiness domains. Providers document once, commanders see readiness without diagnoses, and every figure traces to its source.
One data model across all five readiness domains. Providers document once, commanders see readiness without diagnoses, and every figure traces to its source.
SUNSTONE replaces the separate trackers each command keeps with one Common Data Model for physical, cognitive, psychological, spiritual and social/family readiness. Strength coaches, athletic trainers, physical therapists, dietitians, psychologists and chaplains record once; commanders get a readiness picture built from the same records, with clinical detail walled off by the database itself. Every number on every screen, from a single team to the enterprise, uses the same definitions and opens to the records behind it.
A single Common Data Model for every encounter type across all five domains. Each command can keep its own names for its forms; every name maps to one canonical type, so enterprise measures never drift.
Provider entry, positive check-in for group sessions and standard FHIR R4 exchange with the electronic health record, so care is recorded once instead of twice.
Clinical records sit in a partition the database releases only to clinical roles. Commanders see availability and de-identified counts, never conditions; exports pass HIPAA Safe Harbor de-identification.
Every SOF service component and theater special operations command, rolled up from team to enterprise with identical definitions. Any figure opens to its source records, each graded to NATO STANAG 2511.
Automatic schema mapping, record matching and a data-quality agent bring spreadsheets and legacy trackers in without losing history, holding anything uncertain for human review.
Musculoskeletal injury risk, a four-week availability outlook, plain-language questions answered with sources and confidence, and survey weighting that makes self-report represent the whole force.
Measures of performance and effectiveness, goals with targets, periods and owners, and an evaluation plan, each exported to Word or PDF from the same records.
Internally assessed at TRL 4 on synthetic data, with a 16-test verification suite. IL5/IL6 hosting and live electronic health record integration are the next steps.
ATO-Ready, AI-native wargaming and exercise management with commander decision capture and after-action coverage.
ATO-READY
ATO-Ready system of record for a case — all-source intelligence, forensics, and analysis fused from intake to court-ready report.
ATO-READY
Multi-INT fusion for swarm and counter-UxS awareness — ADS-B, AIS, RF, acoustic, and EO/IR detections, STANAG-style graded.
TRL 5