Agentic AI for Clinical Trials
A multi-agent AI architecture for secure, intelligent and scalable decentralized clinical trials — built on NeuTigers' proven DCT operations across 2,000+ participants.
In development
- Indication
- Decentralized clinical trials (DCT) platform
- Data source
- Fleet of connected devices (CGMs, smartwatches, phones) and apps
- Partnership availability
- Open to sponsors, CROs and clinical sites for pilot studies
The platform
NeuTigers is building a multi-agent AI architecture for secure, intelligent and scalable decentralized clinical trials (DCTs). Cooperating AI agents take on the repetitive operational workload of a study end to end, while investigators keep the decisions:
- Monitor clinical-trial participants — continuous multi-sensor data (ECG, PPG, activity, sleep, blood pressure, SpO2) from the participant's smartwatch and companion app, encrypted on upload.
- Validate sensor files — a validation agent checks every incoming file against per-sensor rules; files pass or are rejected and logged.
- Extract structured features — a feature-extraction agent computes ECG quality, heart-rate variability and other clinical features.
- Local medical LLM interpretation — a medical LLM agent, hosted on-premises or in a private cloud, produces clinical interpretation, risk assessment and insights; no patient data leaves the host.
- Surface findings and alerts — a study portal and dashboards for study teams, with email alerts on risk escalation.
- Nightly longitudinal health summary — a summary-generation agent runs every night over all validated data and features, so a per-patient summary (trends and metrics, risk evolution, clinical insights, data-quality overview) is available to clinicians and study teams the next morning.
Validated data is stored in an encrypted secure data lake, with audit logs, access control and encryption throughout — compliant with HIPAA and GDPR.

Proven operational foundation
The platform is grounded in operational knowhow NeuTigers built running its own wearable-based studies. The SweetDeep™ study execution process illustrates it concretely:
- Visit 1 (half day) — informed consent, inclusion/exclusion screening, CGM installation, eCRF entry, and participant enrollment, training and instruction.
- Free-living data collection (6 full days) — participants live normally while wearing their devices, with daily check-ins on device wear and data compliance (BIA, ECG, blood pressure, meals, alcohol) and green/yellow/red data confirmation before sensor and questionnaire data upload.
- Visit 2 (half day) — CGM removal, additional biometrics, and biological testing for disease labelling.
Behind that process sits a full DCT operating capability:
- International hospital-clinic networks across 4 continents, with partnerships with major KOLs and principal investigators.
- HIPAA/GDPR-compliant cloud infrastructure for security and privacy, with real-time data monitoring tools for quality and compliance.
- Large cohorts of more than 2,000 participants.
- Management of a fleet of devices — CGMs, smartwatches, phones — and their apps.
- Coordination of clinical and engineering staff: MDs, nurses, DevOps and data science.
Current status
The multi-agent DCT platform is in development, built directly on this operational knowhow and on NeuTigers' Princeton-origin research in subject-efficient study design. This status describes the program's development stage; it does not imply regulatory clearance, approval or diagnostic status in any jurisdiction.
Collaboration need
We are looking for study sponsors, CROs and clinical sites interested in piloting secure, subject-efficient, decentralized study designs. Discuss this program with us.
Evidence
- SCouT — time- and subject-efficient clinical trials with the statistical power of resource-intensive designs (Princeton-origin research)
- SweetDeep decentralized clinical trial with AP-HP — real-world data collected in real-world conditions (arXiv publication, 2026)
Program status reflects the stage stated above; it does not imply regulatory clearance, diagnostic availability, or commercial deployment unless explicitly stated.