
Mamu Nyang
Founder
Healthcare Capacity Infrastructure, Powered by Clinical Reasoning AI.

Mamu AI is developing autonomous Clinical AI Edge Health Platforms designed to expand frontline clinical capacity by enabling patient self-intake, assessment, diagnostic workflows, and safe escalation in workforce-constrained healthcare environments.
Worcester, Massachusetts. Early-stage health technology, building healthcare delivery infrastructure.
Mamu AI Inc. is an early-stage health technology company based in Worcester, Massachusetts, developing a new category of healthcare delivery infrastructure.
Our mission is to expand access to timely frontline healthcare in communities and healthcare facilities affected by workforce shortages, hospital closures, and limited healthcare delivery capacity.
We are building autonomous Clinical AI Edge Health Platforms designed to expand frontline assessment capacity within existing healthcare systems—starting in Nigeria.
Others are building fully autonomous cars. We are building a semi-autonomous Clinical AI to expand capacity—one that knows when it is safe to act independently and when to immediately hand control to a physician.
We are building a Clinical AI platform designed for deployment across regulated healthcare markets, beginning in Nigeria. Our work in Nigeria is not simply about one geography; it is about developing platform capabilities that transfer across markets. Nigeria provides an important proving ground for a Clinical AI platform designed to operate in workforce-constrained and low-connectivity healthcare environments.
Healthcare systems around the globe face significant capacity challenges. Clinicians are overworked, queues stretch for hours, and demand exceeds available capacity. Patients are leaving overburdened emergency departments without being seen. For many patients, the prospect of spending hours waiting for care has itself become a barrier to seeking care.
This isn't only a workforce shortage. It's an infrastructure capacity problem.
And we're building the fix.
AI clinical reasoning + edge computing + hardware = a new care-delivery paradigm for resource-constrained systems.
A regulated Clinical AI platform delivered through patient-operated, multilingual, voice-based Edge Health Platforms for universal assessment, bounded autonomy, and physician escalation.
Every patient is seen — no waits, no one turned away, even after hours. Common, low-risk conditions resolved autonomously on the spot. Everything else reaches a physician fully worked up, not from a blank slate.
A patient-operated, on-premise, offline-capable Clinical AI platform designed to deliver structured clinical assessment within existing hospital workflows without requiring equivalent increases in clinical staffing or facilities. It integrates physiological sensors and rapid point-of-care diagnostics to capture objective measurements and interpret rapid test results.

Concept rendering — final device design in development.
Guided voice interaction enables patient self-service through the assessment workflow.
Built to augment existing clinical workflows—not replace them.
Fragmented, manual workflows with repeated queues, limited structured data, and mounting staff workload.
Target: under 35 minutes.
Designed to provide faster frontline assessment without requiring equivalent increases in clinical staffing or facilities.
Risk-bounded autonomy with deterministic physician escalation and patient handover.
Offline-capable edge deployment designed for after-hours and low-connectivity environments.
Imagine a physician without a phone, laptop, or internet connection, posted in a remote village. Equipped with training, experience, and hands-on clinical tools—a stethoscope, thermometer, and diagnostic instruments—they can still assess patients.
That is the principle behind our Clinical AI Edge Health Platform: frontline clinical capability that doesn't depend on connectivity to function.

Concept rendering — final device design in development.
Runs entirely on-device—no internet or cloud connection required.
Guided voice interaction enables patient self-service through the assessment workflow.
Integrates physiological sensors, vital-sign monitoring, imaging/other modalities where applicable, and point-of-care diagnostics.
Clinical autonomy operates within predefined boundaries with escalation when those boundaries are exceeded.
Patient walks up
A multidisciplinary founding team and advisory group combining Clinical AI, software and hardware engineering, implementation science, clinical medicine, healthcare, and biotech experience.

Mamu Nyang
Founder
Grace Onuoha
Founding Team Member
Catherine Mwai, MPH (Yale)
Founding Advisor
Dr. E.H. Amadou Gning, PhD
Founding Advisor
Dr. Daniel Omire-Mayor, DO, FAAFP
Founding Medical Advisor
Dr. Amaka Ehighibe, MD
Founding Medical Advisor

Fatou Ndiaye
Founding Strategic Advisor

Marieme Ndiaye
Grants & Project Coordination

Hadia R. Sow
Research Intern
Zainab Salman
Research Intern
Harvard Business School
Foundry
We are building and clinically validating a new approach to frontline healthcare capacity.