Who We Are
A global call to action for better emergency care, smarter systems, and a more connected world
About Z-KUR
Z-KUR is a global emergency solution platform designed to protect you and your loved ones in critical moments. We understand that emergencies don’t wait, and neither should your safety.
Our mission is driven by a simple truth: emergency teams can arrive within 5 minutes, but it may take 30 minutes to open your door. We bridge this critical gap through innovative technology that works when you need it most.
- 24/7 Emergency Response
- Medical Information Security
- Family Network Protection
- Smart Incident Detection
- A Piko Technologies Product
Your Safety, Our Priority
Made by doctors for rescue teams, to optimize your chances of being saved.
Our Core Values
The principles that guide everything we do at Z-KUR
Emergency Solutions
Concerns Everyone
We develop solutions for all, ensuring that emergency preparedness and response are accessible to everyone, regardless of background or circumstances.
Together We Create
A Better World
By connecting people, technology, and emergency services, we contribute to creating more resilient and better-prepared communities for any emergency situation.
Your Privacy
Has No Borders
We are committed to protecting your personal and medical information. You pay, we protect your data—that's our promise. Z-KUR is fully customizable to meet your privacy expectations.
Speed Saves
Lives
Time is critical in emergencies. Our technology minimizes response time with automatic incident detection and seamless communication with emergency services worldwide.
Our CEO
Founder & CEO
Philippe Koch
MD PhD • Emergency Medicine Specialist
Philippe Koch, CEO of Piko-Technologies SA, is a medicine doctor (M.D., Ph.D.) who has been regularly in contact with emergency situations, both in his private life (due to his Savoyard origins: risk sports, mountain roads, etc.) and in his professional life.
Having recently lost many of his family members and friends in emergency situations, he found that emergency services were increasingly overwhelmed in many countries, did not offer any cross-border solutions and above all did not uniformly use all the advanced technologies currently available to help their citizens in the best possible way.
To remedy this, he decided to create the company Piko-Technologies in order to optimise the management of emergency situations, to save lives, those of his family, his children, our lives! while keeping in mind to minimise costs for the States as much as possible, whatever country in the world we find ourselves in.
"Because he wanted to find such a solution for his own family, he did so in the interest of all."
Our Advisory Committee
Our advisors bring expertise in medical emergency response, technology
innovation, and data privacy to ensure Z-KUR meets the highest standards.
Our Commitment
- To make decisions consistent with Z-KUR's core values
- To ensure the highest level of transparency in all operations
- To guarantee that all research activities are conducted ethically
- To use emergency response data to maximize public safety
Our Standards
- Respect major values: responsibility, efficiency, and privacy
- Strict adherence to data protection regulations
- Continuous improvement of emergency response systems
- Full transparency in our operations and partnerships
The members of our advisory committee
Laurent Bergès
Medicine Doctor (MD)
Medical Biologist,
Director at Biopole66, France
Raphaël Bertinotti
Medicine Doctor (MD)
Radiologist,
Medical Imaging in Savoie, France
What Drives Us
Our purpose goes beyond technology it’s about protecting lives and empowering communities.
Our Mission
To provide innovative emergency solutions that save lives by bridging the critical gap between incident occurrence and professional rescue response.
Our Commitment
We are committed to creating technology that works when you need it most—empowering you and your loved ones, even when you're unconscious.
Community Focus
Teaching and training our community to become responsible first-aid users, because we're the closest people to take care of each other while waiting for the ambulance.
