Start with the mission
Understand the people, risks, environment, available competence and route to higher care before recommending any solution. Build trust through relevance, clarity and operational fit.
Built for operations above and below the surface
Medical readiness,
adapted to your mission.
Purpose-configured diving first aid kits, a new Remote Offshore Trauma Kit and practical support for diving, maritime and remote operations.
Mission-fit kit design4 readiness tiersWorksite-specific supply planning
MISSION PROFILE
Diving operations
- Environment
- Marine · Remote
- Response
- Immediate · Structured
- Configuration
- Client-specific
READINESSACTIVE
Four levels of diving medical readiness
01Essential
02Enhanced
03Professional
04Expedition
Our company vision
To redefine medical preparedness by transforming frontline experience into adaptive knowledge, practical solutions and confident action—so more lives can be protected when every second matters.
Informed by experience. Ready for today. Built for tomorrow.
Our company strategy
Own the
readiness gap.
Adaptive Nautilus will close the gap between owning medical equipment and being truly prepared to act. We will develop operational medical readiness for diving, offshore, maritime and remote operations by combining mission-specific solutions, practical user capability and ongoing lifecycle support, supported by trusted partnerships and measurable results.
Productise frontline expertise
Convert operational experience into repeatable kit tiers, assessment methods, checklists, eBooks and learning programmes that make specialist knowledge practical and scalable.
Create continuous readiness
Develop ongoing support around inspections, replenishment, expiry management, familiarisation and readiness reviews—sustaining capability beyond the initial supply.
Prove, partner and expand
Use customer results, feedback and reference projects to strengthen our services, develop trusted partnerships and expand into adjacent maritime and remote sectors.
Strategic outcome
From equipment supplied to capability sustained.
The Diving First Aid Kit range
Right-sized capability.
No generic packing list.
Every tier is a starting architecture. Final contents are reviewed against your people, worksite, hazards, dive profile and expected evacuation interval. This first-aid range is separate from, and is not offered as, a DMAC 15 diving medical kit.
01Recreational & day operations
Essential
A compact foundation for small teams, day boats and controlled recreational diving activities.
- Immediate wound and bleed control
- Basic trauma and immobilisation support
- Core PPE and monitoring essentials
- Clearly organised rapid-access layout
Best suited forShort-duration operations with ready access to shore-based care.
02Commercial support & training
Enhanced
Broader capability for instructors, working divers and teams operating with greater task exposure.
- Expanded trauma response capability
- Burn, eye and environmental support
- Enhanced airway and monitoring items
- Operation-specific consumable quantities
Best suited forRepeated dive cycles, instructional activity and coastal commercial work.
03Offshore & complex operations
Professional
A robust kit architecture for professional teams where casualty stabilisation and transfer may take longer.
- Advanced trauma and resuscitation support
- Oxygen-readiness planning interface
- Redundant critical consumables
- Structured inventory and replenishment plan
Best suited forOffshore, vessel-based and multi-team operations with delayed evacuation.
04Remote & extended deployment
Expedition
A higher-readiness configuration for remote or extended operations with limited external support.
- Extended-duration casualty care supplies
- Mission-specific planning
- Environmental planning modules
- Pre-use review and handover
Best suited forRemote, extended and complex operating environments.
Companion readiness productHighest-tier configuration
PRIMEDIC HeartSave myPAD
A compact semi-automatic AED available for diving, marine and remote-operation readiness packages. The quoted configuration combines a colour LCD, CPR feedback and connectivity capability in an IP66 enclosure.
Defibrillation energyAdult 150 / 170 / 200 JChild mode 50 J
Display and guidance4.3-inch colour LCD800 × 480 pixels
CPR feedback100–120 compressions/min50–60 mm depth guidance
Protection and sizeIP66 · approx. 1.1 kg151 × 151 × 76 mm
ReadinessDaily automatic self-testUp to six language configurations
Battery and warrantyUp to 130 shocks at 200 J8-year device warranty
- Battery, CPR-feedback electrodes and first-aid kit included in the quoted configuration
- LTE connectivity capability; client SIM and setup confirmation required
Option 1 · Part 97924
myPAD Basic
Without LTE module, display or CPR feedback.
Retail priceS$1,654Option 2 · Part 97984
myPAD Higher Tier
With 4.3-inch LCD display, CPR feedback and LTE module.
Retail priceS$2,555Singapore Medical Device RegisterHSA-registered product family
SMDR product no. MDPR260504A0002 · Class C · Registered 4 May 2026 · Registrant: HTM Medico Pte. Ltd.
Product documents
Specifications and flyer
Download the manufacturer product information for review.
Important scope note
Final supply is subject to client requirements, availability and applicable regulations. Kit selection supports preparedness; it does not replace qualified clinical advice, trained personnel or an operation-specific emergency response plan.
New product · Topside medical readiness
Remote Offshore
Trauma Kit
A separate product for topside emergency preparedness on offshore installations, vessels and remote worksites, where access to higher care may be delayed.
A supplementary topside trauma kit, configured following an operational risk assessment. Independently developed and offered by Adaptive Nautilus for use alongside existing offshore medical provision.
Dedicated topside purpose
Offshore readiness must support the whole worksite: deck crews, maintenance teams, marine personnel and divers working topside. The Remote Offshore Trauma Kit is being developed as a dedicated, accessible resource for the initial management of workplace injuries while medical support and evacuation are coordinated. It is a distinct product, separate from our four-tier Diving First Aid Kit range.
Planned response areas
The proposed configuration addresses bleeding and wound care, burns and eye injuries, limb injury support, casualty protection and monitoring. Selection will consider worksite hazards, crew numbers, responder competence, existing medical stores and the expected time to higher care. Final contents and quantities remain subject to assessment and confirmation.
Why add it alongside the DMAC 15 kit?
DMAC 15 Rev. 6.1 covers diving-related disorders and trauma during diving operations, and advises use alongside the vessel or installation medical kit. Our proposed topside kit adds a separately organised response resource, helping teams plan access to supplies without routinely drawing down designated diving medical stores. The product scope excludes the supply of a DMAC 15 diving medical kit. It supplements existing provision; it does not replace the DMAC 15 kit or vessel medical inventory. The need for this additional kit is determined by the operation’s risk assessment, rather than a DMAC requirement for this specific product. Reference to DMAC guidance does not imply endorsement, certification or affiliation with DMAC or another training provider.
Readiness beyond the equipment
The intended approach combines clearly identified supplies with inventory and expiry management, responder familiarisation and alignment with the site emergency response plan. Equipment selection must match the users’ training and available medical direction. A coordinated topside resource helps crews prepare for the interval between first response and transfer to higher care.
Product in development
Final contents, pricing and availability are being confirmed. Contact us to discuss your operational requirements and register interest.
Services
From equipment
to operational confidence.
Good medical readiness is a system: the right equipment, familiar hands, clear procedures and a credible route to higher care.
Operational kit configuration
A structured review of team size, dive profile, environment, evacuation time and available clinical support—translated into a practical kit architecture.
Readiness & inventory audit
Inspection of existing medical stores, expiry control, accessibility, documentation and gaps against the real demands of your operation.
Medical response planning
Practical casualty-flow, communication and transfer planning for marine, remote and confined operating environments.
First aid & trauma capability
Scenario-led instruction in bleeding control, immobilisation, CPR/AED, trauma management, casualty movement and equipment familiarisation.
Knowledge & learning
Tools for confident,
informed readiness.
Explore practical resources and training designed to help teams understand, organise and use their medical kits with confidence.
Ebook Catalogue
Practical guides by Nautilus Lee.
A growing catalogue of digital guides. New titles, covers, prices and purchase links will be added as they become available.
Explore the catalogue →Adaptive Nautilus Academy
Learn your kit. Build everyday readiness.
Planned product-focused learning for kit familiarisation, deployment, inventory readiness and scenario-based drills.
Visit the Academy →CALLSIGN
NAUTILUS“Readiness is not the number of items in a bag. Readiness is achieved when every item, every person and every procedure is aligned with the mission.”
Founder, Adaptive Nautilus
Practical readiness,
clearly delivered.
Nautilus Lee leads Adaptive Nautilus with a focus on mission-fit medical kits and practical product readiness.
Our approach is straightforward: select what is relevant, organise it clearly and keep it ready for the people who will use it.
Recommendations are tailored to the operating environment, team needs and available support.
Operational focusMission-fit medical readiness
Product approachClear kit configuration and inventory support
Service commitmentPractical, customer-specific service
Why mission-fit matters
Your operation defines the kit.
Nature of work
Recreational, instructional, commercial, offshore, rescue and expedition profiles create different exposure and response requirements.
Time to care
Distance, transfer arrangements and medical access determine the level of stabilisation and redundancy a team may require.
People & competence
Contents must align with team size, training level, familiarisation and who is expected to act during the first critical minutes.
Environment
Heat, moisture, vessel movement, limited space, pressure-related hazards and remote logistics all influence configuration and packaging.
Order & consultation
Tell us about the mission.
Choose a kit or product and share the operating context. We will respond by email to refine scope, configuration, delivery and quotation.
Selected kit or product03 · ProfessionalOffshore & complex operations
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