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Health is becoming a very important area of focus for us. Our team is building a number of medical agents across from monitoring to consulting, to looking at EMR data.
We imagine digital twins can be used in a number of ways to gain insights and enable interactions: imagine if you could engage with a trusted health expert for advice or guidance.
Through an interface, you could activate the Chronicles of various types od doctors. This would involve a doctor's colleagues who are willing to share information. Additionally, the patients's chronicles can be placed in the chat interface to facilitate communication and exchange ideas, even in the absence of doctors. More details will be provided soon.
Our research also focuses on bedside manner, specifically how different responses from healthcare providers can elicit varying levels of anxiety in patients. We are exploring ways to integrate the empathetic dimension of patient-doctor interactions into agentic interfaces.
We are currently engaged in the early stages of a simulation project, which is still under development. This project involves a generative model that utilizes symptomatic biomarker data.
We are collaborating with a Boston-based company to enable users to activate their digital avatars, experiment with biomarkers, and observe potential symptomatic responses.
This represents a foundational step in creating a digital twin.
We're exploring the impact of lifestyle choices, such as a gluten-free diet, on aging by analyzing genomic and biomarker data. This research aims to understand how these factors influence individuals as they age.
We are doing an experiment with an amazing doctor form California, Dr Micheal Karsh who is an Orthopedic surgeon. We are using our knowledge to create a digital version of him using our chronicle based system.
Can you image doctors that don't speak french being able to see their patients and talk in french? There are so many opportunities still being unveiled through much research and experimentation and soon more results will be shared.