On-premise medical-data solution · MediPipe

Hospital documents, made AI‑ready

MediPipe organizes reports, readings and clinical notes into standard tables and asks clinicians only about suspect values. Patient data never leaves the hospital.

AI-ready data — clinician-verified data AI can use right away

How MediPipe converts hospital data
On-premise
01 · Input Any document In its own format
Reports
Readings
Sheets
02 · MEDIPIPE Organize · verify
  1. Map to clinical fields
  2. Check cross-field meaning
  3. Flag suspect values
Patient data never leaves the hospital
03 · Output
Verified data CSV · JSON export Confirmed
Date Standard
Item Mapped
Value Checked
Verify once, reuse everywhere
ResearchEMRAI
98.9% Less time per report (3 min → 2 s)
95.6% Faster data prep (3 months → 4 days)
3 sites Hospital deployments
4 LOIs From university hospitals
Why now

Hospitals have started using AI — and stalled on data

WHY NOW

Non-reimbursed market entry tripled hospital adoption of medical AI in about a year, and the government opened 62 hospital data-cleansing projects for 2026.

01

Proven AI stalls

The top barrier to AI adoption is data quality (49%), not algorithms.

02

80% unstructured

Data prep takes 63–80% of a research project’s timeline.

03

By hand, every time

Values are copied into spreadsheets, and every project starts over.

MediPipe

Any hospital document, in a standard table

Clinicians don’t type — they only confirm.

  1. 01

    Collect

    Reports, readings, spreadsheets — as-is

  2. 02

    Convert

    Into the same clinical fields

  3. 03

    Verify

    Clinicians check only suspect values

  4. 04

    Export

    CSV · JSON (FHIR planned)

The MediPipe review screen. On the left, the original pulmonary function test report with each recognized value boxed in place; on the right, a table of extracted values and confidence scores, with five low-confidence values highlighted in red.

MediPipe review screen — each value is shown in place on the source, with low-confidence values flagged first.

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The report and patient details shown are sample data for demonstration.

3-Layer Validation

Only values that pass all three checks are confirmed

In medicine, AI that invents plausible values is not acceptable.

01

Semantic Check

Catches values in the wrong field, like swapped systolic and diastolic.

02

Source Grounding

Every value links to its source; nothing is invented.

03

Human-in-the-Loop

Nothing is final until reviewed, with a full audit log.

Confirmations build a hospital-specific knowledge graph that becomes the next project’s rules.

Use cases

Three hospitals, three modules

Task-specific modules on MediPipe, so nothing is rebuilt per hospital.

Paid PoC underway

PFTPipe

Konyang Univ. Hospital · Pulmonary function

95.6%

Research-data prep 3 months → 4 days

  • Joint research on a K-DATA-funded project
PoC complete

RxPipe

Ewha Mokdong Hospital · Patients’ own medications

94.1%

Automatic conversion coverage

  • EMR integration targeted for end of 2026
PoC complete

MBPTPipe

NHIS Ilsan Hospital · Bronchial provocation

98.9%

3 min → 2 s per report

  • Under review at JMIR Medical Informatics
How it scales

Finished modules install as-is at the next hospital — 30 person-days down to 2–3.

Paid contract K-DATA-funded Konyang project · phase 1 done
4 of 5 Specialists intending to buy after a demo
3 patents 1 filed · 2 joint filings in preparation

98.9% is based on 2,572 reports; 94.1% is conversion-path coverage, not recognition accuracy.

Awards
Encouragement Award

2026 SPRINT Next Unicorn's Day MediPipe pitch

Korea Entrepreneurship Foundation Chairman's Award · Nov 2026

Excellence Award

2026 SKKU Pre TeX-Corps business plan pitch

Sungkyunkwan University · Oct 2026

Top Excellence Award

2026 Lab Startup Competition IR pitch

Sungkyunkwan University · Sep 2026

Top Excellence Award

2026 Joint Lab-Startup Camp IR pitch

Sungkyunkwan University · Aug 2026

Multi-institution data-cleansing experience, turned into a product.

  • Cleansed a 30-year, 990K-record pulmonary cohort
  • Clinical validation with faculty at five hospitals
  • 18 international journal papers · 8 first-author · h-index 9
  • RCMLR workshop paper (NeurIPS 2026) · first author
  • DeepBreath external AUROC 0.883 (research stage)

Selected publications

Deep learning models for acute kidney injury prediction: multi-center external validation and evaluation under simulated continuous monitoring conditions

npj Digital Medicine (IF 18) 2026

Separate and joint associations of cardiorespiratory fitness and healthy vascular aging with subclinical atherosclerosis in men

Hypertension (IF 10.5) 2022

Novel artificial intelligence-based technology to diagnose asthma using methacholine challenge tests

Allergy, Asthma & Immunology Research (IF 4.7) 2024

Median alert lead time tracks how long patients were observed, and runs opposite to specificity

RCMLR Workshop @ NeurIPS 2026 2026
View full publication list →
Why MediPipe

The gap between generic OCR and the CDW

01

Verified to clinical meaning

Beyond characters — is each value in the right field?

02

Modules that compound

The next hospital installs with a tenth of the effort.

03

On-premise, inside the EMR

Runs on segregated networks; results show in the EMR.

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Comparison MediPipeGeneric document AICDW · CDMLLM structuring
Input Hospital reports · clinical notesGeneral documentsStructured dataText records
Clinical verification ✓ Through clinician reviewCharacters only—Limited
Hallucination control ✓ No value without a source——Needs separate checks
Deployment On-premise · segregatedAPI · cloudOn-premiseVaries
Growth strategy

Start with one department, grow to the hospital

Our first customers are department faculty running research projects. We expand from department to lab to the hospital’s AX team.

Market size (2026) A KRW 1.5T market, starting with pulmonology and allergy
TAMKorean medical data
KRW 1.48T

2026 estimate

SAMBuild · process · manage
KRW 762.6B

KRW 3.76T projected by 2031

SOM394 hospitals
KRW 449.2B

Departments at general hospitals and above

LAMInitial focus
KRW 23.6B

Pulmonology and allergy · first 3 years

Roadmap From structuring to platform
  1. Q4 '26Stage 1 · Structure
    • Report recognition · field extraction
    • Target field accuracy 99.8%
  2. '27Stage 2 · Contextualize
    • Clinical-note cleansing · time-series interpretation
  3. Dec '26 – '28Stage 3 · Verify · integrate
    • Source-linked HITL · audit logs
    • FHIR KR Core integration API
  4. '29 –Stage 4 · Platform
    • Device integration · AI trained on in-hospital data
Long-term vision

Capture clinicians’ judgment as data, so every hospital delivers the same standard of care and research.

Team

Medical-AI regulatory experience and clinical-data expertise

Led by a CEO who drove MFDS SaMD approvals and a quality and regulatory lead from clinical practice.

Kyung Hyun Lee
Kyung Hyun Lee
이경현
Co-founder & CEO

PhD student in Digital Health, SAIHST, SKKU · leads R&D

  • 8 years in medical AI
  • Led 2 MFDS SaMD approvals
  • 18 international journal papers · 8 first-author
  • NeurIPS 2026 workshop paper, first author
Dayoon Lee
Dayoon Lee
이다윤
Co-founder & Chief Quality Officer

Former research nurse · quality, regulatory and research data

  • Research nurse 3 yrs · OR nurse 2 yrs
  • Medical-device RA · QA
  • MS student, Medical Device Industry, SKKU
Collaboration network

Advisory work has grown into deployments and purchase intent.

Samsung Medical Center Pulmonary cohort · clinical advisory
Hallym University Chuncheon Sacred Heart Hospital Joint research
Incheon National University Engineering advisory
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