Nora is an AI agent that combines a chatbot with computer-vision range-of-motion tests to triage injuries and refer patients to specialists. In one case, it identified a shoulder problem for a patient named Julia and connected her to a specialist, resolving her pain.
Why are you better than all the other AI for medicine? General AI companies can provide me with a lot of good medical advice. I love the style. I think it's very direct. It comes from what I would call it the old school.
I've been, I've been an athlete, so I love to talk about track record. We have big domain expertise. The founding team has built a previous startup, a screening solution in computer vision with 6-digit revenue. We will always see the rise of AI agents for traditional workflows. You want to provide a level of integration with also what you can purchase. We are in New York. Where is the orthopedic that I can see? Or maybe a dietitian? All the information must be fine-tuned precisely through the best clinical guidelines for you.
Can you walk us through this? What do you do? You have some— an app on your—
Probably I took for granted a couple of terms that because I come from digital health, in my opinion, they were easy to understand. But in reality, again, I could have been More a storyteller? I want to give you a precise example of the most successful use case that we had so far. Julia had a problem on her shoulder. For 6 months, she went to primary care doctor, she tried CBD products, nothing seemed to work. She came to the agent. Nora was able to dequalify with a very simple LLM chatbot and then a computer vision range of motion test that most likely was a nerve impingement. And we connected Julia with a neurology specialist. Now Julia is free of pain.
