Human Bytes is a digital health consultancy specialising in transforming healthcare through data-driven innovation and human-centred technology. Their expertise lies in bridging the gap between clinical teams and digital solutions, helping healthcare organisations optimise patient care and operational efficiency. As a trusted partner, Human Bytes collaborates with Nicolab to advance intelligent stroke care and streamline digital workflows across hospitals and healthcare systems.

Harrison.ai is a global healthcare AI company redefining how hospitals access and deploy cutting-edge clinical technology. Through its Open Platform, Harrison.ai removes traditional barriers such as complex integrations and high platform fees, enabling providers to access best-in-class AI solutions from leading vendors seamlessly. By prioritizing simplicity, scalability, and a zero-markup model, Harrison.ai empowers healthcare organizations to adopt proven technologies faster and more efficiently. As a launch partner on the platform, Nicolab is proud to collaborate with Harrison.ai to expand access to high-impact AI and support better, time-critical clinical decision-making.

Carahsoft Technology Corp. The Trusted Government IT Solutions Provider®, enables government and healthcare organizations to access leading technologies. As Nicolab’s Master Government Aggregator®, Carahsoft supports the introduction of Nicolab’s acute care workflow solutions to the U.S. market, expanding access to StrokeViewer and Nicolab Assist through its extensive contract portfolio and reseller ecosystem. This partnership simplifies procurement and deployment for Federal, State, and Local agencies, helping accelerate the adoption of AI-powered stroke imaging and improve patient outcomes across public healthcare systems.

Royal Philips is a leader in diagnostic imaging, ultrasound, image-guided therapy, monitoring and enterprise informatics, as well as in personal health. Philips has a deep portfolio of stroke care solutions and a strong commitment to further innovation in this field. The Philips-Nicolab partnership helps to solve the critical bottlenecks in stroke treatment. Nicolab brings a cloud-based, end-to-end artificial intelligence (AI) based stroke triage and management solution, StrokeViewer, that aims to improve patient outcomes by optimizing the stroke workflow.

Nicolab has entered a strategic partnership with Human Bytes to strengthen stroke coordination across the Nordic region, empowering acute care teams with faster access to critical information when every second counts.

Nicolab joins the Harrison.ai Open Platform as a launch partner, making its FDA- and globally approved StrokeViewer AI solution more accessible through a zero-markup model that removes traditional platform barriers and accelerates adoption in stroke care.

Nicolab has received regulatory clearance to bring its AI-powered StrokeViewer to Singapore, helping clinicians diagnose and treat acute stroke faster while improving care coordination and patient outcomes.

Nicolab and Philips have launched StrokeViewer in India, enabling faster, AI-powered stroke diagnosis, seamless care coordination, and improved patient outcomes across the country.

Nicolab strengthens U.S. stroke care with FDA clearance for its AI-powered Nicolab platform. The LVO Triaging and CT Perfusion algorithms enable faster diagnosis, improved collaboration, and 28% more Mechanical Thrombectomies in early window transfer patients. Discover how Nicolab is transforming stroke workflow and treatment planning across hospitals in the U.S. and globally.

Nicolab and Regione Lombardia are proud to announce their participation in the EU-funded InnoMatch project, an initiative powered by the European Innovation Council (EIC) Innovation Procurement Programme. InnoMatch helps innovative SMEs and start-ups gain access to procurement markets by supporting pilot testing with public and private buyers across Europe.

Nicolab today announced a landmark partnership with Health New Zealand – Te Whatu Ora, Capital, Coast and Hutt Valley, and the University of Otago, Wellington, to roll out its AI-powered stroke imaging and workflow solution, StrokeViewer, across up to 30 hospitals nationwide.

Accurate LVO detection and collateral assessment are key to effective thrombectomy. With AI-driven tools like StrokeViewer, stroke teams can act faster, decide smarter, and improve outcomes.