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Nervotec Launches NervoScan MCP, Giving AI Assistants a Real-World Health Signal From a 10-Second Face Scan

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Nervotec Launches NervoScan MCP, Giving AI Assistants a Real-World Health Signal From a 10-Second Face Scan
Asia Pacific

Asia Pacific

Nervotec Launches NervoScan MCP, Giving AI Assistants a Real-World Health Signal From a 10-Second Face Scan

2026-06-23 16:40 Last Updated At:16:56

Singapore health AI company introduces a contactless wellness tool that lets MCP-compatible AI assistants sense a person's everyday vital signs from a single 10-second face scan.

SINGAPORE - Media OutReach Newswire - 23 June 2026 - Nervotec, a Singapore-based health AI company, today announced the launch of NervoScan MCP, a contactless biosensing tool that lets MCP-compatible AI assistants read a person's everyday vital signs from a 10-second face scan using any laptop, phone, or webcam camera.

AI assistants are quickly gaining the ability to act in the real world. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) has become a common standard for connecting them to outside tools and data: documents, calendars, databases, and software. What they have not been able to do is sense the physical state of the person in front of them. NervoScan MCP adds that missing layer. Every health tool in the MCP ecosystem so far has been a passive reader of data a device already captured. NervoScan MCP is an active sensor that takes a fresh reading on demand.

The timing reflects two trends converging. Millions of people now track their health through wearables and apps, while a fast-growing group of power users are wiring agentic AI assistants into their daily tools and routines. NervoScan MCP sits where those meet, giving a personal AI assistant a direct, on-demand read of the user's physiology, the one input it has never had.

How it works

With NervoScan MCP, an assistant calls a single tool, scan_vitals, and the user looks at a camera for about 10 seconds. The assistant receives estimates of six everyday vital signs: heart rate, heart rate variability, blood oxygen, respiratory rate, blood pressure, and a stress score. The reading runs on remote photoplethysmography (rPPG), which detects minute colour changes in facial video from a standard camera, with no wearable and no extra hardware. NervoScan MCP is model-agnostic, working with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor, and any MCP-enabled client, and it never carries the assistant's language-model cost. Users connect once through the standard MCP authorization flow, and new users start with 20 free scans.

"NervoScan MCP allows AI to go beyond its ability to reason. Now it can sense," said Jonathan Lau, Founder and CEO of Nervotec. "For the first time, an AI assistant can access a real-world physiological signal through a simple camera interaction, giving it a layer of context beyond text, documents, and software tools."

NervoScan MCP is built for users of agentic AI: the people running assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, hermes agent, biohackers, and self-trackers who want their AI to factor in how their body is actually doing. Connect it once, and a 10-second face scan hands the assistant real-time vital signs to reason over, on a camera the user already owns.

"We're building the world's first health-sensing layer for AI," said Lau. "Assistants can already read your emails, book flights, and plan your day. Now they can sense how you're actually doing, and that makes them more useful almost everywhere, from health and training to the everyday decisions people make."

Built on research

NervoScan's technology was developed through research conducted with Singapore General Hospital, with peer-reviewed results published in JMIR Formative Research (2025).

"Putting our work through peer review mattered to us," said Lau. "It means the method was examined by independent experts, not simply asserted by the company that built it. That foundation is what we're building on as we bring health sensing to AI."

Private by design

As AI systems gain access to more personal information, privacy and data governance are central to how NervoScan is designed.

"NervoScan does not store scan results. The scan happens, you see it. When you leave, it's gone," said Lau.

NervoScan is built as a biosensing system, not an identification system: its purpose is to extract physiological signals from facial video, not to identify a person from their face. Every scan requires the user's consent, and NervoScan retains only a timestamp of when a scan took place, never the readings themselves. As Lau puts it: "We don't sell your data, because there is nothing to sell."

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About Nervotec

Nervotec is a Singapore-based health AI company focused on contactless biosensing. Its technology uses camera-based sensing and artificial intelligence to make wellness information more accessible through the devices people already use, letting AI systems, digital platforms, and organisations access physiological context through a simple camera interaction. Nervotec powers health monitoring in Pulse by Prudential across Asia and Africa, and its technology was developed through research with Singapore General Hospital and the National University Health System (NUHS), peer-reviewed in JMIR Formative Research (2025).

Disclaimer

NervoScan is a general wellness tool, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition, and its estimates are not a substitute for a medical device or a professional clinical assessment.

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ALMATY, KAZAKHSTAN - Media OutReach Newswire - 23 June 2026 - Green SM has officially launched its all-electric ride-hailing service in Kazakhstan, marking the company's first presence in Central Asia. The launch also represents Green SM's expansion into its sixth international market, reinforcing its long-term global growth strategy.

Green SM officially launches all-electric ride-hailing service in Kazakhstan

Green SM officially launches all-electric ride-hailing service in Kazakhstan

The launch ceremony was held in Almaty with the attendance of Mr. Nguyen Thanh Le, Appointed Ambassador of Viet Nam to Kazakhstan; Mr. Berikbol Shatabayevich Mandibayev, Head of the Department of Entrepreneurship and Investment of Almaty; along with representatives of the Government of Kazakhstan, the Embassy of Vietnam in Kazakhstan, and strategic partners, businesses and organizations across the transportation, energy, technology, finance, infrastructure and service sectors.

In its initial phase, Green SM will operate in Almaty with a fleet of VinFast VF 6 Eco vehicles, an all-electric SUV designed to meet the needs of everyday urban travel. Combining quiet operation, a comfortable cabin, and modern safety features, the VinFast VF 6 Eco is expected to provide residents and visitors in Almaty with a more convenient, reliable, and enjoyable mobility experience.

Alongside its electric vehicle fleet, Green SM continues to invest in the development of its Green Drivers through comprehensive training programs covering operations, safety, and customer service. This forms part of the company's ongoing efforts to maintain consistent service standards and deliver safe and dependable transportation experiences for users in Kazakhstan.

To celebrate the launch, Green SM is offering a promotion of 26%, up to KZT 2,626 for customers booking rides through the Green SM application. Users in Kazakhstan can now access Green SM services via the Green SM app, available on both the App Store and Google Play.

In parallel with the service launch, Green SM has established partnerships with five strategic partners across the transportation, tourism, technology, and service sectors through the Green Alliance Frontier initiative. The initiative serves as a platform connecting organizations that share a commitment to sustainable development and creating positive impacts for local communities across multiple markets.

Mr. Nguyen Quoc Tuan, Global Chief Executive Officer of GSM, said: "Kazakhstan is a market with strong potential, dynamic growth, and rising expectations for modern services. We come to Kazakhstan with respect for the market, a long-term commitment to investment, and a desire to work alongside local partners in developing high-quality mobility solutions that meet the everyday needs of the community. At Green SM, we believe sustainable growth must be built on trust and meaningful value for society. That is the foundation we hope to build together with our customers, partners, and the people of Kazakhstan in the years ahead."

Kazakhstan is experiencing the rapid development of modern urban centers alongside rising expectations for quality of life and better services. Green SM's presence in Kazakhstan reflects the company's long-term vision of bringing all-electric mobility solutions closer to users in more regions around the world. Green SM enters Kazakhstan with the aspiration of contributing to better mobility experiences for local communities: quieter journeys along busy city streets, more comfortable travel in everyday life, and greater reliability through service standards that are consistently maintained across every trip.

Founded in Vietnam in 2023, Green SM currently operates a green mobility ecosystem across Vietnam, Laos, Indonesia, the Philippines, India, and Kazakhstan. With an all-electric fleet, a technology-driven platform, and consistently applied operational standards, Green SM is steadily expanding its green mobility ecosystem across international markets, with the goal of providing modern, safe, and sustainable transportation solutions for communities around the world.

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