The problem
Remote triage still loses what matters most
Urgent care and emergency services are under sustained pressure. Remote triage today mostly means a phone call or a flat video link, where clinicians miss visual and spatial cues and patients are often unsure whether they need to attend.
Patients are unsure
Where to go, how urgent it is, and whether they can safely stay at home.
Clinicians see less
Limited visual information makes remote assessment harder and more cautious.
Services are stretched
Avoidable attendances compete with people who need urgent in-person care.
Our approach
Bringing the clinician into the room, remotely
Holographic presence
A clinician is projected into the patient's home in 3D, so the assessment feels closer to being in the same room.
AI decision support
AI assists the clinician with structured questioning and decision support. The clinician stays in the loop.
The right care, sooner
Patients are directed to the most appropriate level of care, working alongside existing urgent care pathways, not replacing them.
How we are building it
Safety and trust come before speed
Clinician-led
AI supports decisions. It does not make them alone.
Safety first
Particular care around under-triage and de-escalation risk.
Data governance by design
Privacy, security and responsible use of health data from the start.
Validate before deploying
Clinical and academic validation before any use with patients.
Get involved
Who we would like to hear from
- Clinicians in urgent care, emergency medicine or primary care, including as a potential clinical co-founder
- Engineers in hardware and software: AI, 3D and spatial technologies
- Academics and experts in clinical AI validation and digital health governance
- Funders and investors who back health innovation at an early stage