Certus Gets Funding From Pentagon To Develop Devices That Could Save Lives On The Battlefield
Executive Summary
The US Department of Defense is helping Salt Lake City-based medical device company Certus Critical Care develop AI-enabled technology to treat catastrophic wounds on the battlefield and beyond.
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