Healthcare · Clinical data collection

The data your clinical model needs does not exist yet.We collect it.

Consultation speech, dictation and command audio, cardiology signals, procedure video, wearables and biosignals. Nordic clinical language cannot be scraped at volume, so collection is the only source.

Why clinical collection

Three questions decide whether your model ever sees clinical data.

Clinical data cannot be scraped, bought casually, or borrowed from a benchmark. Whether your program gets it comes down to consent, reach and custody.

  1. Does this data exist to buy?

    Mostly, no. Real consultations, dictations, cardiology traces and procedure footage are not lying in a marketplace. Where a rights-cleared corpus exists we license it; where it does not, collection is the only source, and we produce only the gap.

  2. Will the consent survive our DPO?

    Every contributor consents to a stated purpose, under GDPR Article 7, with Article 9 handling where biometrics are involved. The consent record, the withdrawal path and the audit trail ship with the data, not after it.

  3. Can you reach this cohort?

    Native-speaker contributors, in the languages and settings the model will see: the clinic, the home, the device chain. Quotas and QA are written before capture starts. You judge the files against that, not against a promise.

The modalities

What we capture for clinical AI teams.

Four capture programs we scope most often. Cohort, setting, devices, languages and QA are set per engagement, never assumed.

  1. Clinical speech, dictation and commands

    The encounters, dictations and spoken commands a clinical voice model must learn from.

    Consultation-style dialogue, clinician dictation and command audio from native-speaker contributors in Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish and the other languages your deployment needs. Consent and rights controls configured for the engagement; diarization and clinical-terminology transcription on request.

  2. Cardiology signals

    Rhythm and imaging signals for models that watch the heart.

    ECG traces and echocardiography recordings captured or sourced where the rights setup holds, timestamp-aligned and delivered against your schema. Annotation by credentialed reviewers is available as a second engagement.

  3. Procedure and endoscopy video

    What the camera sees in a procedure, captured under the clinic's own rules.

    Procedure and endoscopy video collected in clinical environments with ethics, rights and de-identification boundaries agreed before a single frame is captured. Segmentation and annotation live on the imaging route.

  4. Wearables and biosignals

    The signals a remote-monitoring model lives on, from consented contributors.

    Wearable, IoT and environmental sensor streams for monitoring and anomaly-detection programs: self-hosted ingestion plus consent-anchored contributor recruitment, calibrated and timestamp-aligned for training.

  • 210,000+ contributors
  • 50+ countries
  • 150+ languages, including all Nordic

Scope a modality

The collection run

One run, five stations. Green only where a person confirms.

Every collection program moves through the same stations. The record accumulates as it goes; nothing reaches delivery without the confirmations that let you defend it.

Image 02 · the ribbon through the channel, five stations Scope SPEC · AGREED Consent CONSENT · ON RECORD Capture TO SPEC · LOGGED QA QA · RULED Deliver DELIVERED · WITH LINEAGE
  1. The specification, written with you

    Cohort, setting, device chain, languages, quota and QA criteria in one document you sign off before capture starts.

    SPEC · AGREED
  2. A person, consenting to a purpose

    GDPR Article 7 consent per contributor, Article 9 handling where biometrics are involved, withdrawal path documented.

    CONSENT · ON RECORD
  3. The clinic, the home, the device chain

    Captured in the agreed environments with the agreed devices, staged to quota, edge cases included by design.

    TO SPEC · LOGGED
  4. A reviewer rules on every batch

    Agreed quality criteria applied per batch, exceptions surfaced, the ruling recorded.

    QA · RULED
  5. Files with their paperwork

    Delivery against the schema with the consent record, the audit trail and lineage on every file.

    DELIVERED · WITH LINEAGE

Stations are the engagement's structure, not a live record. Scope, quotas and QA stages are set per engagement.

Before we collect

If the data exists, you should not pay to collect it.

License first, collect the gap.

We match your need against rights-cleared inventory, our own and partner-sourced. What exists is licensed, with traceability from dataset to consent and licence basis. Only the missing part is collected.

Dataset licensing on the hub

Synthetic, where real data cannot go.

Where privacy, scarcity or consent constrains real data, synthetic clinical data is generated against a defined distribution and calibrated against real-data baselines, with the utility-versus-privacy trade-off stated, not hidden.

Scope a synthetic program

Image 09 · the ribbon at rest, the single green LED

Custody

Collected in the clinic. Kept in the strictest room.

A Norwegian company under GDPR. Clinical project data is stored in Europe by default and processed in the EEA where required, with the paperwork to prove both. US healthcare work is handled HIPAA-compliant.

Jurisdiction
Norway · GDPR-native
Storage
European by default
Processing
EEA where required
Consent
Documented per contributor
US engagements
HIPAA-compliant handling
Contracts
Standard DPA terms · SCCs available
Erasure
30-day end-of-contract SLA
Withdrawal
Workflow with audit trail

Scope a program

Start with one cohort, one setting, one modality.

We scope against your model program, write the specification with you and prove the pipeline on a pilot batch before full capture.

  1. Scope
  2. Specification
  3. Pilot batch
  4. Acceptance
  5. Full capture

A bounded pilot carries its own acceptance criteria. You judge the files against what was agreed, not against a slide.

Briefs are treated as confidential. We are used to data that cannot leave the EEA and programs that cannot be named.

Image 10 · the bench edge, the channel as a floor line

The brief Tell us the model program, the modality and the languages or signals you need. We reply with a feasibility read.

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