Bridging the Health Divide investigates the integration of LLM-powered AI and telemedicine solutions in designing culturally appropriate hospitals for rural Kenya. It shows how AI can optimise hospital spaces to accommodate both in-person and remote healthcare services, improving medical access in underserved communities.
Participant
GEOFFREY MOSOTI NYAKIONGORA, Kakamega, Kenya, 1993.
Lives and works in Cambridge, USA.
Technical Collaborators
Nicholas de Monchaux (Advisor); Skylar Tibbits (Advisor)
Thanks
Moses Araka Nyakiongora, Jane Nyaboke Nyakiongora, George Mosomi Nyakiongora, Sarah Kemunto Nyakiongora, Sandra Kwamboka Nyakiongora, Fred Okengo Matiang’i, Georgina Kinuthia, Nathan Chege Kimani, Natalie Wangari Kimani, Nkirote Koome, Kennedy Kimani, Brent Kokonya, Thomas Njenga, Douglas Williams Carter, Christopher Burns, Nicholas de Monchaux, Skylar Tibbits, Sheila Kennedy, Rafi Segal, Roi Salgueiro Bario, John Ochsendorf, Svafa Grönfeldt, Ben Fry, Paul Pettigrew, Rosalyne Shieh, Celia Chaussabel, Gerald Chan, Anastasis Dimokas, Laura India Garinois, Dhwani Mehta, Mahwish Khalil, Cheng Hsin Chan, Celia, Zoe de Simone, Karl Johan, Mohamad Nahleh, Dominic Lim Co, Tessa Haynes, Toby Stuart, Christina Battikha, Linda Nkatha Gichuiya, Ben Sojira, Akosua Sojira, Tracy Mangare, Josephat Auma, Lynda Waweru, Ben Nyamweya, Wanja Nyamweya, Janet Waiguru, June Okal; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; MIT Morningside Academy of Design; the Chan Family; University of California – Berkeley; University of Nairobi, MMi
