A platform that gives biomedical engineers the knowledge, tools, and community to diagnose, repair, and maintain medical equipment — anywhere on the continent.
Across Africa, clinics and hospitals rely on donated or low-cost devices that arrive without documentation, without spare parts, and often already degraded. When they break, the knowledge and resources to fix them simply don't exist.
Devices arrive without manuals, schematics, or maintenance guides — making diagnosis nearly impossible.
Parts are unavailable locally, donors rarely supply them, and design files for fabrication are never shared.
Biomedical engineers lack structured training, peer support, and access to reliable reference materials.
Heat, humidity, dust, and unstable power grids accelerate device failure far beyond manufacturer expectations.
Fix My MedTech Africa is a comprehensive platform where biomedical engineers tag, track, diagnose, and repair medical devices — backed by AI, documentation, and a thriving community.
Biomedical engineers register every device with a QR tag. Clinics scan to report issues instantly. Every device appears on a continent-wide map.
We source user manuals, maintenance guides, schematics, and diagrams from manufacturers — all in one place, always available offline.
An AI assistant helps engineers navigate documentation, structure their root-cause analysis, and identify the right repair path.
A virtual inventory connects engineers with available parts across clinics and suppliers. Buy, sell, or trade — within the network.
The first structured, continent-wide map of medical devices in the field. Real data on what exists, where it is, and what it needs — enabling smarter logistics, parts exchange, and demand forecasting.
Deep AI integration for processing documentation, guiding diagnosis, and interacting with engineers. Not a chatbot — a structured repair co-pilot built for the realities of the field.
Open source at heart. We believe problems get solved together. Training, crowdsourced knowledge, and a network of engineers helping each other across borders.
Our end goal is manufacturing hubs in every African country — assembling devices locally using 3D printing, CNC, laser cutting, and PCB fabrication. Import only raw materials. Build everything else on-continent.
Biomedical Engineer
Cameroon
Biomedical Engineer
Spain
Biomedical Engineer
Belgium
Whether you're a biomedical engineer, an NGO, a ministry, or a medical device distributor — we want to hear from you. The platform is free for engineers.
Contact the Team