Six specialists — Synapse, Pulso, Atlas, Aire, Vesta and Vitrum — walk around their clinic, examine a navigable human body, explain the heart live, map four-generation pedigrees and measure how much water and CO₂ each inference costs. Bilingual voice, zero API keys.
Three surfaces, one medical team
Three views sharing the same six-agent team: a 3D HQ where they walk, examine and discuss cases; a body atlas with four visualization modes; and a cardiac panel pulsing with real patient physiology.
Live demo
The 3D clinic in orbit: agents walking between the operating room, waiting room and ER. 60 fps, per-agent pathfinding, no backend.
Capabilities · Clinical system
It's not a chatbot answering questions — it's a team that moves, examines, discusses and leaves visible trace. Every decision fires a pulse in the shared neural network; every inference is measured in water, CO₂ and energy.
Hackathon stack
Tech bets: React Three Fiber over Unity, CopilotKit over custom orchestration, Web Speech API over cloud Whisper, Remotion over After Effects. Each one dropped iteration cost to minutes.
Closing
Atrium · Clinic was born at the Generative UI · Agentic Interfaces hackathon — CDMX, May 2026, hosted by AI Tinkerers Mexico City. The question was: what do UIs look like when agents are first-class citizens? The answer was to give them a body, a clinic and let them walk.
“The past generation of AI products put a chat box on top of everything. The next one will let agents live in a space. Atrium was my way of testing it in clinical — but the pattern works just as well for finance, education and ops.”
— Project notes, day 2
