First-aid guidance in your ear, hands-free
An AI first-aid coach for Meta smart glasses. Voice-guided, hands-free emergency support with real-time visual aids.
Short, direct replies. One step at a time. Designed for hands-busy use.
Say 'Medkit' to start. Stays active in critical scenarios.
AI infers situation type and severity from conversation.
Step-by-step cards and checklists on your phone so you know exactly what to do next.
Metronome for CPR, countdown timers, on-screen checklists.
Camera analyzes hand placement and position to refine guidance.
System flow from glasses to AI
First-time user journey from connecting glasses to completing a session
Open the app, tap 'Connect Glasses,' complete Meta's pairing/registration (and any OAuth in-browser).
When the glasses are connected, tap 'Start Session'; grant mic, speech, and camera permissions if prompted.
Video from the glasses and an audio visualizer show that the session is live; status shows 'Say Medkit to start' (or 'Listening' when active).
Say 'Medkit' (or a close phrase the app accepts); status switches to 'Listening' and audio is sent to the coach.
e.g. 'My friend fell and isn't breathing.' The coach responds by voice and may set a scenario (e.g. CPR); the phone shows checklists, metronome, and timers.
User follows voice steps and glances at the phone for rhythm, timers, or checklist; if the coach gets a scene update, it may say something like 'Your hands look good — keep that pace.'
If the user is silent for a while, the coach may ask a short check-in; user can answer or keep going.
User taps stop and/or disconnects the glasses when done.
Decision support only — not a substitute for professional medical help. Always call emergency services when appropriate; follow local first-aid guidelines and training.