A blue-gloved hand steadies a medical infusion pump with a clear syringe on an inspection bench.

Get what your site knows to the person deciding.

A site already knows almost everything it needs to. It just can’t always get it to the person making the decisions.

Most of what happens on a site is somebody deciding something.

  • Quality

    Is this complaint reportable?

  • Supply chain

    Will the material be here for the build?

  • Engineering and maintenance

    Why has the line stopped, and who knows the fix?

  • Operations

    Can we meet the launch build?

The knowledge is on site, a long way from the decision.

Your systems Accurate, and not connected to each other.

The written record The site’s real history, and hard to search.

People’s heads What experience knows, written nowhere.

The decision

Better decisions are where the value is.

Yield, quality, compliance, cost and capacity follow from them.

We start from the decision and work back to the data.

  • We define one decision with you: its owner, its evidence and a good outcome.
  • We read from your validated systems and change none of them.
  • We put the evidence, with its source, in front of the person deciding.
  • We record what was decided and why, and link it to what happened next.
An older technician in cleanroom clothing points to a valve on a stainless steel pipe while a younger colleague watches, beside a plain grey wall.

We capture what your experts know and never wrote down.

Searching documents only reaches what someone wrote down.

How far a solution goes is earned.

  1. Assist

    ‘Show me.’

    It gathers the evidence and prepares it for a person.

  2. Advise

    ‘What would you do?’

    It proposes, and a person reviews.

  3. Act

    ‘Do it, and tell me.’

    It acts within limits a named owner has approved, and records it.

No system makes a regulated decision. A named person does, under your procedures.

Built for regulated, auditable work.

Traceable
Who decided, when and on which version.
Explainable
The evidence and the reasoning.
Auditable
Every step and hand-off, in order.
Defensible
A named owner for every decision.
The cover of Generative AI for Medtech: The 2027 Playbook, with a gowned surgical team, a round view of an automated production floor, and the Irish Medtech Skillnet, Irish Medtech Ibec and Brightbeam logos.

Six device companies wrote the sector’s playbook with us.

Generative AI for Medtech: The 2027 Playbook was written with Irish Medtech and 97 people who do the work. The opening chapters are free online, and printed copies are free anywhere in the EU.

Commit in steps, each funded on evidence.

  1. Scoping and Specification

    Is this worth pursuing, and what should we build?

  2. Controlled Trial

    Does it work in a limited version of your world?

  3. Operational Pilot

    Does it hold up with real people doing real work?

  4. Rollout

    Does it run as part of how you work?

So tell us what you’re working on.

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