EPIWATCH®

Independent, persistent, and trusted real-time health intelligence for a changing world.

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At a glance

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    Development stage

    Active / generating revenue

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    Investment stage

    Seed

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    UNSW affiliation

    Spinout - staff led

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    Technology readiness level

    TRL-9

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    Female led

    Yes

Why invest
Backed by world-leading research, EPIWATCH® delivers real-time outbreak detection, providing decision-makers with a crucial head start in preventing and mitigating global health and economic crises.

EPIWATCH® is a proven epidemic intelligence and early warning observatory.

It uses AI and machine learning to monitor global data, around the clock and in 54 languages, to detect the early signs of an outbreak and give authorities the best.

  • EPIWATCH® uses machine learning (ML) and AI to persistently monitor global data, including news casts, social platforms and medical reporting, to identify early signals of an outbreak prior to detection by health authorities. Where other data sources may be interrupted, censored, or unreliable, EPIWATCH® keeps users in the picture with validated situational awareness. The aim is to give public and private sector decision-makers the best chance of preventing or mitigating an epidemic.

    • Traditional medical reporting of pandemics and epidemics is delayed, hindering the speed at which decision-makers can implement mitigation strategies.
    • Investment in pandemic planning focuses on drugs and vaccines that are administered after the infection has already spread.
    • Public sector defence, health and agriculture entities in Australia and abroad
    • Border forces
    • Private sector (pharmaceuticals, finance, logistics, insurance, and airlines)
    • EPIWATCH® has been approached by a range of interested end-users, including defence and health agencies, as well as private sector organisations.
    • Executed two contracts with such entities.

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