Digital capabilities
The platform and AI agents connect knowledge, tools and workflows to prepare and coordinate teams’ work.
MEDICALCITY · AI Factory
We design, develop and deploy multi-agent AI systems that support healthcare teams in their daily work and administrative tasks.
We develop their digital infrastructure and the physical execution infrastructure for robots. Professionals define the needs, supervise the work and approve the results.
For healthcare teams
Care staff · Medical secretaries · Administrative teams · Healthcare facilities · Physicians
Our vision
Health, food, housing, mobility: four everyday needs that give purpose to the technologies we develop. Healthcare is our starting point.
We design multi-agent systems around healthcare teams’ needs. This vision of everyday life guides what comes next: uses related to food, housing and mobility remain to be defined and developed with teams.
Human teams define the needs, supervise tasks and approve the results.
The platform and AI agents connect knowledge, tools and workflows to prepare and coordinate teams’ work.
Supervised execution infrastructure in development. Robots: pilots in preparation. Drones: a longer-term prospect. Scope and conditions remain to be confirmed.
Our architecture
From teams using software, to teams supported by AI agents, then to supervised physical execution: this progression guides MEDICALCITY’s development.
Layer 1 · People
One organisation
Care staff, physicians, secretarial staff and administrative teams use their software to carry out tasks and keep track of their work.
Layer 2 · Digital
One organisation
Specialised agents help prepare documents, organise administrative processes and coordinate tasks. Professionals review and approve the work.
Layer 3 · Physical
One organisation
Robots: pilots in preparation. Drones: a longer-term prospect.
We develop the physical execution infrastructure for robots: prepare a task, submit it to an operator and track its execution within an authorised scope.
Connect agents, models, knowledge, memory and business tools. Design workflows, access and approval points around teams’ real work.
Research direction: “Multi-Agent AGI”, towards artificial general intelligence. A development ambition; the systems presented rely on specialised agents.
Prepare robot interfaces, operator supervision and execution feedback. Hardware capabilities, site conditions and human takeover must be checked before each trial.
Robotics: pilots in preparation. Drones: a longer-term development prospect. Scope, timing and service conditions remain to be confirmed for each project.
Five foundations for building this infrastructure
Your everyday work
A letter to draft. An application to complete. A request to follow up. Let’s start with these tasks and build support around the way you work.
Turn the information you provide into draft reports, letters and summaries.
A structured document, ready for your review.
Prepare administrative documents, identify missing information and organise the next steps.
A file that is easier to manage and track.
Bring requests together, draft responses and organise the tasks your team needs to handle.
A clear view of what still needs to be done.
These are examples of use cases to define together, based on your role, your tools and the agreed scope.
Your digital team
You describe what you need. Specialised agents share the work and bring their results together into something you can use.
You and your team
The task · The instructions · The approval
Agent · Writing
Structure the information and prepare a first draft.
Agent · Administration
Compare the documents provided with the requirements and flag what is missing.
Agent · Coordination
Bring the results together and organise follow-up tasks.
Work prepared together, for you to review, refine and approve.
These roles illustrate how an AI team can be organised. Its composition is defined around your needs.
See how we configure your agentsAn example in practice
Illustrative example: your team is helping with an application for France’s personal autonomy allowance (Allocation personnalisée d’autonomie, APA). The agents help prepare documents and identify missing items before you review and approve them.
You provide the document checklist for the APA application, the information already gathered and your team’s instructions.
The agents share the drafting, document checks and follow-up preparation.
You receive a draft cover letter and a checklist of documents provided, missing or needing review.
You make any corrections and decide when and to whom the documents should be sent.
You remain at the centre
The assistance is built around your responsibilities and the way you work.
Together, we define the tasks assigned to agents, the information they may use and the access they need.
You review the drafts and make any necessary corrections. Clinical decisions and signing remain the responsibility of authorised professionals.
You define the steps that require your approval before an action is taken or information is sent.
Getting started
A specific need gives us a starting point for useful assistance and a way to evaluate the results with your team.
Tell us about a recurring task, who is involved and where you lose time.
We define the agents, tools, access and approvals needed for the agreed scope.
Together, we agree on the arrangements and any commercial terms for an initial trial, along with what to assess: document quality and the time needed for revisions.
Your questions
A capability to design, develop and deploy multi-agent AI systems specialised in healthcare. We start with teams’ tasks to define the agents, workflows, tools and human approvals. The digital infrastructure supports document preparation and administrative work; the physical infrastructure is being developed through our robotics projects. Within the agreed scope, development includes configuring tools and connections, followed by trials validated with the team before supervised deployment.
AGI stands for artificial general intelligence. Here, “Multi-Agent AGI” describes a research direction for developing cooperation between agents, knowledge, memory and tools. It does not describe an AGI available today: the projects presented use specialised agents within a defined scope and with human approval.
Healthcare professionals and the teams supporting them: physicians, nurses, allied health professionals, medical secretarial and reception staff, administrative teams and facility managers. The scope of assistance is defined around each person’s tasks and responsibilities.
A single process may call for several skills: drafting, checking administrative documents and organising follow-up. Specialised agents share these tasks and coordinate their results around the same request.
Prepared documents are drafts for you to review. You define which actions require your approval. Clinical decisions and the signing of medical documents remain the responsibility of the authorised professional.
We start with a specific task and the tools you already use. Together, we clarify the functions available for your needs, required access, possible integrations and human approvals before agreeing on the scope of implementation.
Let’s talk about your daily work
Tell us about your work and a task that takes up your time. We’ll discuss it with you to identify a first area where assistance could help.
For this initial conversation, describe what you need without sharing any patient data.