What it is.

Albor Systems builds AI systems that work with the spoken and written material of professional work.

They use large language models and speech recognition to transcribe, read, draft, and structure professional records.

Typical inputs and outputs.

Inputs

  • Spoken material, such as a consultation
  • Written records and documents

Outputs

  • Transcribed speech
  • Drafted records, such as a clinical note
  • Records structured in a standard form

Where a person reviews the output.

Every draft goes to the person responsible, who reviews it, corrects it where needed, and decides. In clinical documentation, the clinician reviews and signs the note.

Verification and professional control

Deployment options.

These systems can run in secure cloud, private, or isolated environments, chosen by how sensitive the data is. Where data must stay in-house, language models can be configured to run on an organization’s own machines.

Private AI

The technology used.

  • Large language models, for reading, drafting, and structuring text
  • Speech recognition, for transcribing spoken material

Selected work in this area.

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  • Clinical documentation

    An AI scribe that drafts clinical notes and leaves sign-off to the clinician.

  • Private AI deployment

    Language models that run on an organization’s own machines, so sensitive data stays in-house.

When others rely on you, you need systems you can rely on.

Albor Systems welcomes conversations with investors, strategic partners, and organizations whose work depends on accurate output.

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