Enabling Unified Medical Response, Autonomous Logistics, and Secure Propulsion Diagnostics on a Single Deployable System at the Tactical Edge
Martin Collier Phillips Corporation and StratEdge Tactical Systems today announced that MCPC’s mission-critical medical, robotics, and aerospace capabilities now run on StratEdge’s Titan field-deployable compute and communications systems and are integrated with StratEdge’s Nexus command software.
Operators at the forward edge need immediate medical diagnostic support, autonomous resupply coordination, and real-time propulsion system diagnostics—all within an accredited security posture on unified compute they can transport into contested areas. These capabilities have historically required separate medical devices, logistics platforms, and engineering workstations, each with independent accreditation paths and supply chains. On Titan, they now operate as a unified ecosystem.
MCPC’s MediLink® field diagnostic suite is optimized to run on Titan, providing a shared coordination layer across medical and logistics teams. It connects Nexus users with existing battlefield medical networks and supply chain systems, enabling joint task forces to coordinate casualty care and autonomous resupply without requiring common infrastructure across all units or extensive retraining for deployed personnel.
MCPC’s Tilden Autonomous Logistics Controller (TALC) runs on Titan as a Nexus-integrated application, enabling operators to task and execute robotic resupply missions, drone deliveries, and warehouse automation within the same system used for medical coordination and command workflows. This integration removes the need to switch between separate platforms to request, track, and receive critical supplies in denied environments.
MCPC’s Propulsion Health Monitoring System (PHMS) runs on Titan to provide real-time engine diagnostics, predictive maintenance alerts, and performance analytics for aerospace and ground vehicle fleets. This integration gives maintenance teams immediate visibility into platform readiness and enables streamlined sustainment operations without returning to fixed facilities.
All three integrations are live today and will be demonstrated at the Army Medical Exposition 2026 in San Antonio.
Together, these integrated solutions enhance Titan’s foundation for expeditionary medical care, autonomous logistics, and aerospace sustainment. Teams can rapidly deploy, operate, and maintain their mission systems in contested environments without integrating multiple disparate products or managing complex supply chains.
MCPC and StratEdge have collaborated for eight years, including the fielding of MCPC’s FieldMed™ units built on StratEdge’s Ranger edge hardware systems. The partnership and integrations announced today extend that work into unified medical-logistics operations, autonomous sustainment, and predictive maintenance—capability areas where the Department of War has signaled urgent demand and where distributed operations are increasingly required to counter peer adversary denial strategies.