Frequently asked questions

Kid AID is a multimodal system supporting the assessment of the general condition of infants and young children. It consists of a standardised data collection device (Device), an educational app (Coach) and a decision support module under development (Decision Support).

No. Kid AID does not replace the doctor and does not make autonomous clinical decisions. It is a supporting tool – it provides objective data and helps objectify observations, but the final decision always rests with the doctor.

The Kid AID project is carried out jointly by the Department of Paediatrics and Infectious Diseases at the Medical University of Wrocław and Animativ sp. z o.o. Scientific and clinical work is conducted within an implementation doctorate supervised by Prof. Leszek Szenborn. Animativ sp. z o.o. is responsible for the technological side and project management.

Research is conducted at three clinical centres: the Department of Paediatrics and Infectious Diseases at the Medical University of Wrocław (leading centre), St Hedwig of Silesia Hospital in Trzebnica, and the Specialist Hospital of Dr A. Sokołowski in Wałbrzych.

No. Kid AID Coach is an educational tool that supplements clinical practice, not replaces it. The goal is to prepare users for more confident contact with real patients.

The beta version is planned for 2026. Medical universities can already express interest in the pilot.

Licensing details for universities are being prepared. Contact us: kontakt@kid-aid.pl

The average time to work through one clinical case is 10 minutes.

We are currently building a database containing 500+ recordings from three clinical centres. The database is being systematically expanded.

Yes, the app requires a constant internet connection to operate.

Device is currently in the research and development phase. It is not yet commercially available. Interested centres may express interest in research collaboration.

Yes. All recordings are pseudonymised and encrypted. Access is restricted to authorised members of the research team. The system complies with GDPR requirements.

A single recording lasts approximately 60 seconds and is performed during a routine paediatric examination in a non-invasive manner.

Yes. Research conducted within the Kid AID project has received approval from the Bioethics Committee of the Medical University of Wrocław.

Data is used exclusively for scientific and educational purposes within the Kid AID project. It is pseudonymised, encrypted and protected in accordance with GDPR.

Yes, at any time. Your child's data will be removed from the project database.

Please contact us: adam.lecki@umw.edu.pl or via the contact form on the website. We are happy to discuss pilot details.

We are planning integration with popular LMS systems used at medical universities. Details are being prepared.

Coach is currently being developed in Polish. An English version is planned at a later stage.