Payments and messaging
The digital layer under everything else — payments, messaging and services across US and Japan markets, with robotics integration built in from the start.
We build instruments that pay attention to the human body — starting with software, moving to machines. Hanzo Health is out now. The robotics and the nanoscale work sit on a longer horizon, and we say so plainly.
A quiet instrument panel for your own body, on the App Store now. It notices things, then shows its evidence. Nothing is scored and nothing is a streak.
The ring draws once from twelve o'clock, the number ticks up, and one plain sentence says why. Nothing else on the screen moves.
Every finding leads with its effect size and how many days it rests on — a confidence pill in words, never a false percentage of certainty.
One hue per domain, the same code the app uses for your data. These are honest development stages, not launch dates.
The digital layer under everything else — payments, messaging and services across US and Japan markets, with robotics integration built in from the start.
Health monitoring, fall detection and emergency response for aging populations — plus the social engagement that makes any of it get used.
Supply runs, EMR-linked delivery and 3D-mapped navigation, so clinical staff spend their hours on patients instead of corridors.
Heavy-duty inspection and site work in conditions people shouldn't have to stand in. SLAM navigation with industrial IoT reporting.
Natural-language customer help wired to live inventory and the super app's payment rails. One account across the shelf and the till.
Targeted drug delivery, cancer treatment and DNA repair, pursued through research partnerships. Years from a clinic, and we won't pretend otherwise.
Ranges overlap because the work does. Each phase pays for the next one, which is why the app came before the robot.
Ship Hanzo Health and the integrated payments platform for US and Japan. Establish users, revenue and the data infrastructure the robots will need.
Build and test the three humanoid platforms with hospital, construction and retail partners for pilot deployments in Japan and North America.
Open silicon nanorobotics R&D through university partnerships — computational modelling and biocompatibility first, clinical preparation after.
They started as interface rules in the app. They turned out to describe the company.
The assistant never states a number without the chart it came from. Neither do we — no metric on this site that we can't show you the working for.
No streaks, no red days, no score you can lose. A measurement out of range earns a sentence, not an alarm.
Processing stays on your phone by default. Exports leave AI inference switched off, because a clinician asked for measurements.
Designed in Vancouver and tested against both Japanese and North American clinical practice, rather than localised after the fact.
Listed with their status, the way the app lists a device. A location that isn't live yet greys down rather than disappearing.
We're talking to investors, research partners, clinical pilots and press. Short emails welcome — we read all of them.