Intuitive surgical signs investment, workforce training in Korea, India
The intuitive Surgical, a developer of automated surgical systems in the United States, has signed deals in South Korea and India to help healthcare professionals.
According to the Memorandum of Understanding with the Seoul government, the capital of South Korea, it will invest 15 billion winners ($ 10.7 million) in foreign direct investment (FDI) over the next five years to expand the scope of the training center on automatic surgery and follow up on new business projects.
It was initially submitted 10 billion WNA ($ 7 million) in foreign direct investment to the city to establish the Surgical Innovation Center in 2017. The Seoul government is scheduled to extend its occupation until 2032.
Meanwhile, a partnership with the HSSC Council, an agency within the framework of the Ministry of Skills Development and Entrepreneurship in India, has been held to train more than 200 candidates to become medical technicians in emergency situations and equip them with skills in surgery with the help of robot and invasive care.
The training program is compatible with the Skill India initiative, which is the task of developing the national skills of the Indian government, which aims to meet the demands of the growing industry of skilled workers.
Lytus buys the blood logistical platform that AI moves
Lytus Technologies recently acquired a company based in Chennai, which runs a platform for blood and logistics that depend on artificial intelligence.
Blod.in platform is artificial intelligence Do you set in the actual time of demand and demand? It improves blood wound predictions, and provides intelligence in the last tendency for sensitive delivery to the temperature. The company recently conducted a pilot as it merged Augleic AI into its platform and proved its ability to reduce the time of purchase of blood from hours to 90-120 minutes.
Based on a media version, BLOD.IN will be part of the Lytus Health Technology Unit, Lytus Healthtech, which plans to expand its operations worldwide, targets partnership with 100 additional hospitals and more than 15 blood banks.
Meanwhile, Lytus 1000 rupees ($ 118 million) adhered to growth capital for three years to enhance health technology innovation, including enhancing AI solutions in Lytus Healthtech.
The National University of Singapore joins research on digital vaccines for children
Medical and Computing Schools at the National University of Singapore will participate in global research and develop digital vaccines for children.
Digital vaccine is a digital treatment that includes regular nervous cognitive training, implicit learning, and overwhelming games to encourage disease prevention.
The Haynez Digital Vaccine Project for Heinz University of Carnegie -Million University and public policy explores the use of artificial intelligence to enable and enhance the prevention of microscopic diseases early in life.
Along with her partner in health technology, Friendslearn, Pennsylvania, based in the United States Heinz College has sought cooperation with NUS schools for more research and development from digital vaccines in school places.
SS Innovations Up Stups on Nasdaq
SS Innovations, from India, was listed on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange.
It was recently approved to be included in the Nasdaq Capital market on April 25, as it moved from the stock market that does not need a prescription on the World Securities Stock Exchange in New York City.
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The company is also following the organizational approvals in Europe and the United States of its leading robotic system, Ssi Mantra, which you expect later this year and early next year, respectively.