Automedi
Automedi is the world’s first Circularity-as-a-Service platform providing a sustainable, digitally delivered supply chain from upcycled care waste. Turning it into accessories, fixtures, fitting clips, clamps, connectors and other parts to fix buildings and deliver inventory and accessories Just-in-Time through it's 3D printing network.
- Saving 92% of the costs of onventional supplies
- Eradicating 89% of delivery emissions
- Reduces unrecycled hard plastic waste
- Created economic value (£73/kg)
- Mitigates supply risks
- Saves space
- Instantly disseminates products across networks
Upcycling care waste means care personnel can focus on delivering high-quality care, confident a supply will be there from responsive, agile facilities.
About
Automedi uses "helical-economics" for plastic care waste that combines additive manufacturing, mechanical and chemical recycling of waste materials further from the patient. Our "beyond circular" economies puts manufacturing where products are used not where suppliers can place factories. Saving billions of supply-miles by upcycling waste in situ, at near-infinite scale, semi-autonomously.
Features:
- Fleet control, support & clustering
- Simple "vending" interface
- 2.5 + 4D printing
- Over-the-air software updates
- Hardware upgrades
- Multi-connection options
- Subscription pricing
Deployments
Pharmacies like Alphabet Pharmacy and #Remasked use our patent-pending appliances to manufacture non-medical supplies on-demand at a fraction of the cost of conventional products, in a fraction of the time, for a fraction of the CO2e.
Evidence
Methodology
The NHS Net Zero plan also showed conventional health-economics is blindsided by climate impacts. 15 years behind state-of-the-art climate modelling yet PPN0621 (social good procurement) creates ineffective policy solutions.
health-climate-economic evaluates impact, not just "counts carbon". Including positive effects on public health, finances and local economies of reincarnated lifecycles. Basline "Carbon counts" (above) augments with public health impacts.*Qualified health-economists and mathmaticians are welcome to see our further papers after signing NDAs/non-competes.
