RESEARCH DEMONot for real patient care · No physical actuation
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CBRN / FICTIONAL EXERCISE

HiTE-CAPS Research console

● SIMULATION ONLY

CBRN Assessment & Prioritization System. Explore synthetic observations, uncertainty and a human-reviewed mock workflow. All records are fictional. No sensors, robots or patient-care system are connected.

20-casualty exercise

Fixed fixtures · Browser edition 0.1.1 · Source model v0.2.0 · Verified October 14, 2026 · Session memory only

Loading the fictional research demo… No patient information is requested.

FICTIONAL RECORDS0Supplied observations
REVIEWABLE PATTERNS0Illustrative, never diagnoses
ABSTAIN / UNCERTAIN0Mock approval blocked
MOCK ACTIONS0 / 5Physical treatments: zero

Fictional field

SUPPLIED POSITIONS
ReviewableAbstainCompleted

Coordinates are fixed examples in metres, using equal axis scales. No localization accuracy is measured.

Review queue

0 RECORDS

No records loaded.

Human review simulation

NO SELECTION

Select a fictional record after loading the exercise.

MOCK ADAPTER / NO HARDWARE

Connected in simulation

Simulated battery: 100% · Mock payload: 5

Every interlock change clears all approvals. Reconnect and reset require a new review.

What this public pilot does and does not demonstrate

A separately versioned, bounded browser adaptation of the HiTE-CAPS research workbench (formerly Horton TRIAGE-X), source model v0.2.0. The illustrative matching policy is retained; this is not the Python application or the separate HiTE-DRAAT aggregate planner.

No free-text entry, file imports, real patient records, live sensors, clinical validation, drug selection, dosing or procedural instructions. No network requests for exercise actions. Records live in this tab’s memory and disappear on reload or a new session. Web hosting may keep ordinary website access logs.

Feature omissions are unknown. Confidence probability is not estimated, and the software does not assign a triage category. The activity log is unsigned and unauthenticated. Fictional reviewer approval has no clinical or operational authority. No government endorsement is implied.