LookDeep Health Introduces Aimee: AI Assistant for Hospitals

Aug 21, 2025
LookDeep Health has unveiled Aimee, an AI agent designed to assist hospital staff and patients in real time by integrating sight, sound, and language capabilities.

LookDeep Health has introduced Aimee, the first AI agent capable of seeing, hearing, and responding in hospital settings, announced in a press release. Aimee is designed to work seamlessly with hospital staff and patients, providing real-time assistance by integrating with existing hospital systems such as electronic health records and nurse-call systems.

Aimee's capabilities include observing patient activities, responding to needs, and assisting during critical moments. It can communicate in over 50 languages, offering translation and empathetic interaction without providing medical advice. This AI agent is also equipped with specialty training modules for various medical fields, enhancing its utility in diverse clinical scenarios.

Hospitals and partners can explore Aimee's functionalities through live interactive scenarios, and LookDeep Health is inviting collaborations to integrate Aimee into new products and scenarios.

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