Aldebaran was born from the testimony of a general practitioner, shared with Vincent, about his growing difficulty in practicing within a healthcare system under severe strain.

Faced with more than a hundred healthcare professionals encountered, this observation is nearly unanimous: despite the availability of online appointments and teleconsultation, the continuous increase in healthcare needs combined with the shortage of professionals leads to a structural degradation of the healthcare system, exhaustion of caregivers, and loss of quality in patient care.

Aldebaran's ambition is then clear: to give useful medical time back to caregivers and sustainably improve the quality of care by putting advanced technologies at the service of clinical practice.

Aldebaran was founded at the end of 2021 by Vincent Jacquelinet, Dr. Christian Jacquelinet, and Nate Lowe, around a common conviction: AI can become a true lever of efficiency and serenity for healthcare professionals, provided it is designed deeply, in close connection with the medical field.

From its inception, the project is marked by a rigorous approach, at the intersection of medicine, data science, and software engineering, with a strong emphasis on clinical value, safety, and real utility for caregivers.

Aldebaran quickly gained recognition for its technological and medical positioning, obtaining the Deep Tech label from Bpifrance and being distinguished at the e-health Talent competition, co-organized by the Ministerial Delegation for Digital Health and the Agency for Digital Health, alongside leading players in the sector. The team then joined the Eurasanté incubator to structure the project and confront its initial orientations with the realities of the field.