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Published on: 02/19/2026 - 11:00 Modified on: 02/19/2026 - 11:09

In New Delhi, at the heart of the international summit on artificial intelligence, the French start-up H Company announces the deployment of its “virtual humanoids” in a Bangalore hospital. Objective: free up medical time and halve emergency waiting times.

Guest of France 24, Gautier Cloix, the boss of the French startup H Company, presents himself as one of the leaders of the “3rd generation of AI”. The company is developing “agents”, or “virtual humanoids”, capable of taking on repetitive tasks. Emmanuel Macron announced, during the summit, a partnership between this company and Saint John Hospital in Bangalore.

“Save lives”

The objective: to relieve nursing staff. “We see that there are a lot of nurses or doctors who spend a lot of time doing administrative tasks instead of taking care of patients; they spend 50% of their time in front of computers.” The ambition is measurable: “The result that we will look at here in India is how long we will reduce the waiting time in emergency rooms. Our objective is to reduce it by two.” According to him, the optimization of schedules or the more efficient use of operating rooms, thanks to historical data, could make it possible to “ultimately save lives”.

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