ResearchFire Data Consortium
East Texas A&M University is leading the Fire Data Consortium, an effort to connect research on firefighter health and performance.
Satori’s MARC-MK technology supports the project by helping researchers prepare and bring datasets together.
Satori Defense supports the consortium and does not lead it.
East Texas A&M University reported on September 10, 2026, that Dr. Michael Oldham said processing three months of wearable data manually once required five graduate assistants to spend approximately 200 hours organizing and preparing the information. The university reported that MARC-MK can accomplish comparable data-processing work in about 40 seconds.
That comparison is the university’s account of one data-preparation task. Satori does not publish it as a general performance guarantee.
East Texas A&M University reported that the Fire Data Consortium is supported by a $100,000 Research Enhancement Fund (REF) award from The Texas A&M University System. The university said the award provides one year to establish the consortium’s foundation, and that part of the funding will expand MARC-MK’s capabilities, support collaborative meetings, and provide administrative and graduate assistant support.
This is university research funding, not Satori Defense revenue.
East Texas A&M University leads the Fire Data Consortium. Satori Defense supports it and does not lead it.
Dr. Michael Oldham and the ROARHP Lab are part of East Texas A&M University, not Satori Defense.
This is university research funding, not Satori Defense revenue.
That comparison is the university’s account of one data-preparation task. Satori does not publish it as a general performance guarantee.
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