Clinical safety · C0004
Is AuroraMed a certified medical device?
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Short answer
No. The pilot is not a medical device, is not cleared by any regulator, and must not be used for real patient care. Device classification of any future function is an open legal question.
We make no claim here.
Status as of September 30, 2026. Version 0.2.0, synthetic data only. See what's built today. Not legal, medical or security advice.
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