U1st, the market van of the future

The open innovation ecosystem of Software République has unveiled the concept » U1st Vision » (You First Vision). 

U1st, no matter how innovative it is, merely reproduces a century-old model. If you have visited a market, you have likely seen trucks converted into shops tailored to the needs of the artisan using them. There are also workshop trucks, medical vans, and more… The « U1st Vision» demonstrator is a summary of all these tools, featuring a modular autonomous multiservice unit (« pop-up »), adaptable, built on an electric utility vehicle platform (FlexEVan).

Multiple services such as healthcare, civic services, bicycle repair, and electrical product recycling could be offered to citizens via autonomous modules (« pop-ups ») on demand from local authorities. The « U1st Vision » also includes a comprehensive planning, monitoring, and management tool for public actors and private service providers.

Practical Case « Health Pop-up »

At VivaTech, Software République presented its health services module (« Health Pop-up »), one of the examples of using « U1st Vision», which integrates 21 medical parameters including 12 innovations, such as an avatar powered by Artificial Intelligence. The « Health Pop-Up » thus offers a solution to difficulties faced in remote areas, providing citizens, wherever they are, with a mobile, integrated one-stop service for preventive care, diagnostics, and disease monitoring. Its goal is to redefine healthcare delivery by leveraging our increasingly interconnected world and new capabilities that allow continuous health parameter measurements using smart devices, while ensuring patient data confidentiality. The module is managed by a medical assistant and enables teleconsultations with healthcare professionals.

This concept aims to achieve a common goal: bring proximity healthcare and preventive health services to citizens. The concept is secure and enables seamless interaction between devices and services. It ensures healthcare can be provided anytime and anywhere, without compromising service quality or data privacy. A clever tool for public entities and private service providers seeking to deploy multiple types of proximity services not available in their regions.