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Orikio at the Saint-Jacut-les-Pins nursing home, listen again to the RTL report.

The France 5 teams went to the René Fortin Center in Bohars to discover Orikio.

The start-up from Brest, which is developing a solution to help detect dangers for elderly people in nursing homes, is launching internationally and is also working to expand its market to the homes of dependent people.

Our device received the first prize for Digital Innovation from the SFGG French Society of Gériatrie and Gerontology during the SFGG Annual Days.

‍‍Dans un contexte de pénurie du personnel médical, Jean-Baptiste Mis voit même l'oreille augmentée comme un bonus pour son établissement. "Cela permet d'améliorer la qualité de vie au travail des personnels soignants, en particulier la nuit puisqu'ils sont peu nombreux."

The “Grand Ouest” home, which welcomes disabled people in Beaurepaire (Isère), has been equipped for several months with an artificial intelligence process to detect unusual sounds.

Olivier Menut était l'invité de l'émission Good Morning Business, diffusée sur BFM Business pour annoncer la levée de fonds de 10 millions d’euros d'Orikio.

The aim of the OSO RESP project is to develop a database that is unique in the world, on pneumological medical grade sounds. It also aims to improve the prevention of home emergencies, in order to relieve hospital services.

Orikio is closing a €10 million Series A to support the hypergrowth in sales of its AI-driven Augmented Ear for caregivers.