From pharmacist to AI founder—that's Eunice Qu's career plot twist. She'd had enough of the tedious daily grind: endless data entry, paper faxes piling up, the whole analog nightmare. One day she decided to walk away and build something better.

Enter Asepha. It's a machine learning-powered platform that cuts through the chaos of handwritten prescriptions. The system reads the handwriting, verifies security codes, and actually processes those old-school paper faxes (surprise—they're still everywhere in healthcare). What used to take hours of manual work now runs on algorithms.

Her frustration became her business idea. Classic entrepreneurship—see a broken process, fix it with tech.