Self-supervised world models

World models
for medicine

Reliable representations of how the healthcare physical world behaves, for the software systems being built on top of it.

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What we build
ClearJEPA develops self-supervised world models and the developer tooling around them, giving software systems a reliable model of how the healthcare physical world behaves.

Our models learn by prediction in representation space rather than reconstructing pixels. They build an internal model of anatomy and how it behaves, then predict the parts they cannot directly see. This makes them robust to the noise of real clinical signals, efficient where labels are scarce, and non-generative, so they never fabricate detail they were not shown.

We sell access to these models and the tools around them to hospital teams working on robotics, medical imaging understanding, and autonomous decision-making, where a dependable representation of the physical world is the hard part.

Models
One architecture. A growing family of clinical world models.
ENT · Head & Neck

OtoJEPA

A foundation model for endoscopic and cross-sectional imaging of the upper airway and skull base. Detects pathology, stages lesions, and reads functional anatomy in real time.

Validation across Parma, Pavia and CHU Sainte-Justine
Pneumology

PneumoJEPA

The same latent-predictive architecture extended to pulmonary imaging and bronchoscopy, bringing consistent, function-aware assessment to respiratory medicine.

In development
40k+
Patients supported across two countries
21k+
Imaging studies in pretraining corpus
5B+
Imaging data points in partnership pipeline
3
Live and pipeline clinical sites in Europe & N. America
Who it serves
Built for the teams turning medical signals into decisions.

Hospital and research groups building medical imaging understanding, surgical robotics, and autonomous clinical decision-making start from the same bottleneck: a trustworthy representation of the physical world. ClearJEPA provides that layer, on the equipment clinics already operate.

Our aim is for these models to become a standard of care everywhere, including the emerging clinics across Asia, Africa, and South America where specialist coverage is thinnest and an accurate, early diagnosis matters most.

Let's build the
model layer for medicine.

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