Founder of ShieldRock Technologies. Certified paramedic in Belgian prehospital emergency care (AMU), trained for the worst cases: tactical casualty care (NAEMT TECC), CBRN response, disaster management (ULB). That field expertise goes straight into the code: engineer, guest lecturer at Solvay Brussels School (ULB) and 42 Belgium, previously technology strategy at Deloitte.
Offline AI for emergency services, validated on real missions.
Crews talk and work. The record writes itself and reaches the receiving team first. European emergency services are choosing their platforms now: ShieldRock Technologies is raising to take SONARA from Belgian field validation to European deployment.
What we do
SONARA turns what emergency crews say and do into a structured record, entirely offline, and delivers it to the hospital before the ambulance arrives. It is sold as a recurring licence to emergency services and hospital networks. The same architecture will serve fire and rescue, police and defense: one architecture, four public safety markets.
GDPR-native by architecture. The EU MDR pathway is prepared.
Why we win
- Crews adopt it because it removes work instead of adding it: talking is the interface.
- Hospitals say yes because there is nothing to integrate: the record arrives in the standards they already use.
- Regulation does the pushing: European health data rules force every service toward structured, interoperable records. Manual reporting is running out of road.
- It is hard to copy: every validated mission adds multilingual field data and protocol coverage a newcomer would have to rebuild ride by ride.
Where we are
Who builds it
Advisory Board. Opens hospital doors: a career in medtech commercial leadership, from Smith & Nephew to founding EXXENSIS, co-founding ODIX Medical and chairing Motion Medical.