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TAIPEI, Jan. 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Hospitals and healthcare systems across the world are looking at telehealth strategies to connect with patients in remote locations. This trend has only accelerated during the COVID-19 pandemic. With heavy risks from in-person medical checkups, it is anticipated that virtual visits and remote patient monitoring tech will be the main drivers of growth in the telehealth market sector through the foreseeable future. LongGood, Taiwan s first rehabilitation software development company, was established long before the pandemic. The company developed its TeleRehabilitation system to help hospitals deliver rehabilitation training and monitor patient progress remotely using only one motion sensor per patient, which is deployed in patient homes. LongGood was selected by Taiwan Tech Arena (TTA) as one of the 100 featured Taiwanese startups showcased at CES 2021.
CES 2021 Taiwanese Startup, VitalSigns Technology, Debuting at CES with Remarkable Air Quality Monitoring IoT Device
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TAIPEI, Jan. 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Following its previous successes in bio-signal monitors and connective health, VitalSigns Technology shifted gears and entered the IoT industry with its outstanding biosensor and physiological monitoring development capabilities. Its professional air quality monitoring systems EVMGG2H1 (Femto ampere level) and EVMOP1H1 are the latest products designed to detect and control air quality, helping manufacturers, government agencies, and research institutes collect accurate and useful environmental data.
Why Air Quality Monitoring Matters
The professional air quality monitor developed by VitalSigns Technology provides real-time detection of environmental data, including humidity, temperature, PM2.5 with Electron Ionization (Femto ampere level) or Optical type, and toxic gases.
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TAIPEI, Taiwan, Jan. 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The World Health Organization s Regional Office for Africa has compiled a worldwide database of COVID-19 technological innovations with the goal of sharing information on technologies that have already made a difference in other parts of the world. Developed in Taiwan, ELECLEAN s disinfectant solution has been recognized in the Laboratory category of innovations with the potential for adaptation and scaling in the fight against COVID-19.
The World s First Disinfectant Spray to Use Water as Its Single Reagent
ELECLEAN has produced disinfectant using water as its only reagent. By Using nano-catalysis electrochemical technology, water is directly transformed into “reactive oxygen species” (ROS) such as hydroxyl radicals, hydrogen peroxide, and superoxide radicals. ROS effectively destroy viruses and bacteria by oxidation.
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CES 2021 Taiwan startup GenkiTek designs and develops AI cameras and AI networking video recorders
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TAIPEI, Jan. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ GenkiTek, a spinoff company from Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research Institute designs and develops AI cameras and AI networking video recorders. The company currently focuses on AI NVR software and its AI applications can be used in the elder centers, baby monitoring and driver monitoring.
In a span of two years, the company was able to design AI software and integrate hardware to produce AI products. Their main products are: AI Baby Cam, Child Safety Cam, Business Intelligent Cam, and AI NVR.
2021/01/13 14:05 A.I. LiDAR Flow Management System is being used to manage pedestrian movement at Keelung Miaokou Night Market. (Keelung Government photo) A.I. LiDAR Flow Management System is being used to manage pedestrian movement at Keelung Miaokou Night Market. (Keelung Government photo) TAIPEI (Taiwan News) The northern Taiwanese city of Keelung has received international recognition for using A.I. technology to manage pedestrian movement at the Miaokou Night Market amid the coronavirus pandemic. As part of its epidemic prevention measures, Keelung installed the country s first A.I. LiDAR Flow Management System at all 18 of the night market s exits last year. The system, which was developed by the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), provides advanced detection and tracking of pedestrian flow in crowded areas.