Mi-ICE9111/How it works
Six categories.One scan.
How Mi-ICE9111 turns your critical health information into something a stranger can act on — in seconds, in their language.
From the Mi-ICE9111 private cloud platform to their gadgets (smartphone, computer).
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Build your health passport
Capture your critical health data that a first responder will need first at the scene.
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Verified, captured and secured
Your information is verified, captured and held in a secure private cloud (Mi-ICE9111) guided by global cyber-security protocols. It is accessible only when needed, and only then.
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Accessible through QR codes, biometrics, membership no.
In an emergency, a vetted first responder can access the client's data by scanning the Mi-ICE9111 QR code from a windshield sticker or membership card, or by capturing the membership number from a wrist band or card.
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Translated in their language
Real-time AI translation shows your profile in the language the first responder understands — in Bangkok, Dubai or São Paulo, your details make sense on the spot.
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Handed over to a receiving medical facility
Systems integration and interoperability mean your health details can be pulled out prior to your arrival or on your arrival, so minutes that are usually lost at the intake desk go to your care instead.
When you need help right now.
Mi-ICE9111 doesn’t only wait to be scanned. Its SOS page raises the alarm and says where you are.
SOS contacts
The people to call first, captured in your profile.
Portable panic gadget
A panic button with a GPS locator, so help knows where you are.
Live alerts
Live posts, voice notes and emails to your next of kin and the police.
G-Force impact sensor
G-Force impact sensing with a GPS locator, built into the Mi-ICE9111 app for early warning.
Critical data every first responder needs to effect proper & timeous care.
Your passport has six encrypted categories of verified information — the data that matters when you are incapacitated or can’t articulate it yourself.
Your details
Who you are, verified.
- Name and surname
- Date of birth
- Sex
- Nationality
- ID number
- Country of origin
- Marital status
- Ethnicity
Be first to carry your health passport.
Join the early-access list and we’ll tell you the moment Mi-ICE9111 opens where you live and travel.