From medical-device requirements to a grounded system architecture.
MedArchitect AI is an AI-assisted medical-device system design platform built during a hackathon.
I wanted to explore a simple question:
Can an LLM be made more useful for engineering by grounding it in the right knowledge instead of relying only on what it learned during training?
Overview · How It Works · Architecture · Development
A general LLM can generate a convincing medical-device design, but it can also hallucinate technical requirements, standards, or other information.
MedArchitect AI takes a different approach.
It maintains a knowledge base of medical-device technical and regulatory documents, converts them into searchable embeddings, retrieves the most relevant information for a user's requirements, and provides that context to a local LLM before generating the design.
User Requirements
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RAG Pipeline
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│ ChromaDB
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Relevant Context
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Gemma 3:1B
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Structured Design
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Web UI