Moberg Analytics and NXT Humans Launch AI Platform for Brain Injury Care

Jul 30, 2025
Moberg Analytics has partnered with NXT Humans to introduce the Critical Care Copilot, a generative AI platform aimed at improving care for brain-injured patients, announced in a press release.

Moberg Analytics has announced a strategic partnership with NXT Humans to deploy generative AI technology at the bedside of brain-injured patients. Announced in a press release, this collaboration introduces the Critical Care Copilot, a precision medicine platform designed to individualize care for critically-ill patients at risk of secondary brain injury.

The Critical Care Copilot leverages multimodal monitoring, cloud technology, and generative AI to provide clinicians with smarter, faster, and more effective patient care. This initiative is supported by prior funding from the U.S. Department of Defense, and Moberg Analytics has opened a seed funding round to accelerate the deployment of this technology at pilot sites globally.

Dick Moberg, CEO of Moberg Analytics, emphasized the company's commitment to transforming raw brain data into actionable insights, while Andrew Fegley, Co-Founder of NXT Humans, highlighted the role of AI in converting neuro-data into lifesaving actions. Together, they aim to shift neurocritical care from reactive to proactive, potentially saving lives by enabling timely interventions.

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