Orikio at the heart of exchanges with ministers and public institutions

The end of November marked an intense period for Orikio (formerly OSO-AI), with a remarkable presence at several major trade shows. While part of the team participated in the SFGG Annual Days at the CNIT in Paris, another was present at the Silver Economy Show in Paris. In particular, the latter allowed a privileged meeting with Mr Paul Christophe, Minister of Solidarity, Autonomy and Equality between Women and Men, to whom our team was able to present The Augmented Ear of Caregivers.

In record time, Orikio has firmly established itself in the French landscape thanks to its numerous rewards and to its deployment in a growing number of health and social institutions and hospitals. In addition, our international expansion looks promising, with ongoing initiatives in Japan and in Northern Europe.

Recognizing our customers and the institutions that shape medico-social innovation in France is essential, as is the development of solid relationships with public organizations that fund schemes such as The Augmented Ear of Caregivers in public establishments. On the occasion ofOpening of the Paralympic Games in Paris, the Ministry of the Economy and Business France highlighted innovation in the service of inclusion and sustainability. Selected among six innovative companies, Orikio (formerly OSO-AI) presented its solution, the Augmented Ear for caregivers, on September 6 at the Hôtel de l'Industrie. This day, focused on technological advances and their social impact, allowed Orikio to actively participate in debates on the challenges of innovation for the inclusion of people with disabilities.

Our solution is also well identified by several Regional Health Agencies (ARS) and Departmental councils, who recognize its concrete benefits. These were demonstrated during theexperimentation Structures 3.0 led byDigital Health Agency (ANS) At Saint Helier's pole, confirming the added value of our technology.