Care & supported-living organisations
Bring a bounded, non-clinical task and the practical constraints of the setting. We can explore whether personalised assistance is actually useful, on a tablet first, before making larger claims.
Partners
Bring one useful problem.
The best collaboration starts with a real user, a repeated task and a result we can recognise when we see it.
Families & users
Tell us about everyday tasks that are difficult, repetitive or poorly supported. Please do not send health records or sensitive personal information.
Technology partners
We are interested in reliable devices, integrations, sensors and, where embodiment helps, capable mobile robots that move personalised assistance toward real use.
Researchers, government & investors
We welcome collaborations that build independent evidence about where AI assistance is useful, acceptable and safe, including research and pilot studies in ageing and supported living. Research collaboration →
Keep the first conversation concrete.
A user, a task, a platform, a trial site or a funding path is enough to start.