AwaDoc is a Nigerian startup that uses AI-powered chatbots to connect patients with doctors, improving healthcare access.
Emerging AI startups in Nigeria to look out for
Nigeria's AI market is projected to reach $1.4 billion by 2025, indicating a surge in demand for AI solutions. Google has invested over $1 billion in AI-related projects in Africa, including undersea internet cables and startup support.
How AI can help African startups scale
AI offers African startups a competitive edge by improving customer engagement and streamlining operations. Startups like AwaDoc and Botlhale AI are using AI chatbots to enhance customer experience and communication.
10 African Startups Using AI to Solve Real-World Problems
AwaDoc in Nigeria is using AI-powered medical technology to connect patients with licensed doctors through chatbots, improving healthcare access. DataProphet in South Africa optimizes manufacturing efficiency by using machine-learning algorithms to predict equipment failure and reduce waste.
Aproko Doctor’s healthtech startup wants to be the first point of health contact for Africans
Chinonso Egemba has built a large following of nearly seven million across social media platforms, which he aims to leverage for his healthtech startup AwaDoc. AwaDoc is not a telemedicine app but a platform designed to simplify the patient journey in Nigeria's healthcare system.
