VAIL, Colo. (BRAIN) — KOPILOT.ID has launched an NFC-enabled emergency and medical ID system designed for outdoor athletes and explorers.
The product pairs a rugged, tap-to-view tag with a free iOS and Android app, allowing first responders and good Samaritans to access life-saving information for the user, even off-grid.
KOPILOT.ID holds details like medical conditions, medications, allergies, and emergency contacts. Profiles are securely user-managed, instantly updatable, and require no subscription.
The system requires no batteries, charging, or cell service. It can be tapped with any NFC-enabled smartphone and is updateable anytime through the mobile app. It can be mounted to goggle straps, helmets, packs or jackets and was designed for ski, moto, MTB, gravel, hike, climb, and other activities.
"We built KOPILOT.ID for people who love big days outside — and want the peace of mind that comes with being prepared," said Justin Bradshaw, the co-founder of KOPILOT.ID.
KOPILOT.ID also announced the continuation of a safety-driven collaboration with The Kurt Caselli Foundation, named for the late motorcycle racer. The partnership is expanding education and access to practical safety tools for off-road and outdoor communities.
KOPILOT.ID is available now for $39.99 at www.kopilot.id. The app is free on the App Store and Google Play. For wholesale inquiries, contact Justin@kopilot.id.
