Shaping the future of emergency care

The Company was founded with the aim of developing and delivering CARY, an innovative portable suction device designed to clear airways in emergency situations. The founders bring a wealth of experience in technology, regulatory affairs, and product development from the medical device industry. The initial years focused on engaging with users, testing concepts, and refining the vision for CARY.

• 510(k) K251111 clearance in the U.S. has been in effect since May 2025.

• EU MDR 2017/745 currently pending.510K clearence , U.S
• Fulfilling the requirements of the Prolonged Field Care doctrine and battlefield-proven in Ukraine.

Testing and Validation Phase

• In February we conducted successful testing at our partner facility, Safe Medical Lab, in Norway.
• In May we finished summative testing at InterMountain Healt, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.
• We achieved successful completion of all verification and validation processes in September.
• CRADA with USSOCOM: The Joint Special Operations Medical Training Center at Fort Bragg conducted and completed testing of the CARY prototype between February and April 2024, with positive results achieved.

Development

• In november 2020 we successfully delivered the first prototypes of Cary to Norwegian Defense.
• We established a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with the U.S. Special Operation Command.
• Initiated a development and production contract with Innokas Medical Oy.
• We purchased advanced ultrasonic welding machines from Dukane to enhance production capabilities.
• In December 2023 we completed the production of the first prototypes using high-volume production tools from KB Components AB.

Kick Off

• Prototype functionallity successfully tested, indicating a strong potential for our project.
• We secured funding for further development from Innovation Norway.
• Established partnership with a key strategic industrial investor, providing not only financial backing but also valuable expertise and connections within the industry.
• We moved to new premises at 101 Hillevågsveien, Stavanger. This new facility allows us to better accommodate our operational needs.
• A cooperation agreement with the Norwegian Defense Research Establishment was in plase. This partnership facilitates collaborative research and innovation, particularly in defense-related projects.
• Being part of Hacking for Allied. This initiative provides us with valuable insight and networking opportunities.