SAM — Samaritan Aid Mobilizer
In rural America, EMS response averages 20+ minutes. Survival rates for cardiac arrest drop 10% every minute without intervention. But the neighbor three miles down the road has an AED in their truck and a current CPR cert — they just don't know someone needs them.
SAM matches registered volunteers carrying AEDs, Narcan, and first aid gear to nearby 911 dispatches. Anonymous SOS, encrypted location, gear-specific dispatch. RapidSOS integration for bidirectional 911 communication. AWS Lambda + DynamoDB serverless architecture with geohash proximity matching.
SAMs are your neighbors, fellow travelers, off-duty medics, nurses on their lunch break. Alerted at the same time as EMS, but often the first to respond.
You carry narcan. You know CPR. You have an AED in your car. That makes you a SAM.
Visit SAM → sam-wise.com
- RapidSOS
- Geohash
- Serverless
- Good Sam Laws
10% survival drop per minute · 20+ min rural EMS average · 75% OD survival with narcan · ~7 min neighbor response
DRN — Distributed Resource Network
Dual-use platform operating as a Library of Things during peacetime and a disaster response resource network during emergencies. Maps community resources along transportation corridors for mutual aid circulation. Built on the circulation intelligence thesis — the insight that knowing where resources are and how to move them is more valuable than the resources themselves.
- Dual-Use
- Corridor Mapping
- Mutual Aid
- Circulation Intelligence
MUDD — Mesh Unified Disaster Directories
Community disaster resource mapping connecting people to nearby aid, supplies, shelters, and services during emergencies. Mesh-networked directory that works without internet — device-to-device sync over WiFi Direct, Bluetooth, and LoRa. Multi-source data aggregation from FEMA, Red Cross, local agencies, and community reports with verified/unverified status indicators.
Try the MUDD demo → devondulaney.com/mudd
- Resource Mapping
- Mesh Network
- Offline-First
- Multi-Source
- Community Reports