NATO DIANA: Human Health & Performance
13 companies were selected under the Human Health & Performance challenge across the 2025 cohort, representing 6 countries.
Countries represented
All 13 companies
52 North Health
GBUnited Kingdom · 2025 cohort
Develops portable sensors for acute radiation syndrome detection to support medical resilience.
Belmont Diagnostics SAS
FRFrance · 2025 cohort
Develops rapid diagnostic systems for point-of-care medical testing in austere environments.
Cogitat
GBUnited Kingdom · 2025 cohort
Imperial College London spin-out developing brain- computer interfaces to decode brain signals for pilot and surgical training.
Flosonics Medical
CACanada · 2025 cohort
Develops wearable, wireless ultrasound devices for non-invasive cardiac monitoring in field settings.
Gamma Pulse
FRFrance · 2025 cohort
Develops pulsed electromagnetic field therapy devices for accelerating physical trauma recovery.
Interact Medical Technologies
TRTürkiye · 2025 cohort
Develops advanced medical training simulators for field medic preparation.
MANITTY
FRFrance · 2025 cohort
Develops wearable exoskeleton and assistive robotics to enhance soldier physical performance.
Neuroverse
USUnited States · 2025 cohort
Develops neurotechnology applications for cognitive enhancement in military contexts.
Qidni Labs Inc.
CACanada · 2025 cohort
Develops wearable, portable dialysis technology for life- sustaining care in remote environments.
QurieGen
NLNetherlands · 2025 cohort
Develops genomic and biological tools for personalised health monitoring and performance optimisation.
RealNose Inc
USUnited States · 2025 cohort
Develops electronic nose technology for rapid detection of chemical and biological hazards.
Sensible Biotechnologies
Country not publicly verified · 2025 cohort
Develops biosensor and biotechnology platforms for real-time health and environmental monitoring.
Swaza
USUnited States · 2025 cohort
Develops AI-powered decision support and medical triage tools for emergency and combat casualty care.
Related challenge areas
Data reviewed 2026-08-23. Programme source: diana.nato.int. See the methodology.