Roundup
Dozee, SURGLASSES get 510(k) clearances and more briefs
Dozee scores 510(k) for AI contactless sensor for RPM. The Dozee sensor sheet, which is placed under a hospital bed mattress, captures micro-vibrations from patients using Ballistocardiography.
These vibrations are then converted into vital signs data, including heart and respiration rates, which are presented via a cloud-based remote monitoring dashboard to healthcare teams.
South Korean medical AI company Lunit signed several contracts this week to deliver its Lunit INSIGHT AI imaging solutions in multiple markets.
Its chest x-ray solution INSIGHT CXR will be deployed at Albert Einstein Israelita Hospital in Brazil, one of the largest hospitals in Latin America.
Lunit INSIGHT MMG, its AI mammography solution, will also be dispatched to Hong Kong Women’s Imaging Hospital in Hong ...
...Kong and to two more sites in Mongolia, the National Cancer Center of Mongolia and the Breast Clinic of Ulaanbaatar.
AI brain imaging solution Neurophet Aqua enters Japan. Another South Korean medical AI player, Neurophet, has entered into a partnership to commercialise its AI-powered brain imaging solution in Japan.
It can generate an analysis report within five minutes, Neurophet claims. It also uses AI to help practitioners make accurate judgments in conducting surgery. FWD Group offers mental health access from ThoughtFull.
Singaporean startup ThoughtFull has tied up with FWD Group to provide insurance customers with access to digital mental health solutions. NSCLC accounts for over 80% of all lung cancer cases worldwide.
SmartFuture unveils integrated first responder platform. Singapore-based health tech company SmartFuture has launched a new integrated rapid response solution.
According to a press statement, the First Responder Platform enables real-time monitoring of health vitals, doctor consultation, and timely action during emergency situations.