Voice-first intake
Multilingual, conversational, no form to fill in.
Concept visualisation. The MENNIE assistive robot is in research and development.
“Good morning. How can I help you today?”
Voice-first intake
Healthcare AI
She meets patients at the door.
A voice-first assistant that meets patients at the door, the kiosk or on their phone, and hands clinicians a structured picture.
MENNIE stands for Medical Empowerment and Neural Navigation Intelligence Engine.
What she does
Four jobs, done well.
Doctor matching support
Routes the patient to the right specialty and tells them where to go.
Smart reminders
Follow-ups that arrive when they are useful.
Clinician-ready summaries
A structured picture waiting before the consultation starts.
Three surfaces
One conversation, wherever it happens.
Lobby kiosk
Meets the patient at the door and starts the intake.
Phone
The same conversation continues before and after the visit.
Clinician summary
A structured card in the clinician's hands, not a transcript.
Deployment
Staged, not switched on.
NOW
Private beta
Phase 1 — private beta.
NEXT
Pilot workflows
Phase 2 — pilot workflows.
LATER
Institutional rollout
Phase 3 — institutional rollout.
How it is built
Privacy by architecture.
Kiosk workflows
Intake runs on the kiosk in the lobby, where the queue actually forms.
Privacy by architecture
Federated learning and edge inference, designed around the DPDP Act 2023 — patient data does not have to leave the building to be useful.
Assistive robot — R&D
The physical assistive robot is research and development only, tested in digital-twin simulation. It is not a product.
MENNIE supports care workflows under clinical oversight. It does not diagnose, treat or replace medical professionals.
Private beta
Join the waitlist.
Tell us where you work and what the queue looks like. We are selecting pilot sites now.
Want MENNIE in your lobby?
Tell us the workflow. You get a written plan within two business days.