Moadata (CEO Han Sangjin) announced that on November 18, it will present a case study of LifeSketch, a personalized AI healthcare platform based on lifelog data analysis, which it recently agreed to supply to National Healthcare Systems, a member of BDMS (Bangkok Dusit Medical Services), the largest hospital group in ASEAN, at the 5th International Symposium of the Samsung Medical Center Smart Healthcare Research Institute.
Moadata has been conducting research and development to build a global one-stop healthcare platform, targeting entry into Thailand, where the healthcare market is well established due to the international medical tourism industry, as part of its expansion into the Southeast Asian market.
LifeSketch, developed by Moadata, analyzes lifelog data such as walking patterns, sleep duration, and mental health collected from personal wearable devices in conjunction with health checkup data. It provides information on the risk of major diseases and cancer, as well as personalized daily healthcare coaching to help users maintain a healthy lifestyle. Since May, Moadata has successfully completed a proof of concept (PoC) with National Healthcare Systems in Thailand and recently signed a pilot service supply agreement. The company aims for full-scale implementation in the first half of next year.
At this Samsung Medical Center symposium, Moadata will be joined by Stanford University, University of San Francisco, Hallym University, Korea Testing Laboratory, Korea Brain Research Institute, Todac, DeepMedi, Meditrix, HippoTNC, and other domestic and international universities, research institutes, and companies. The event will feature presentations on the latest R&D technology trends, experiences in developing and commercializing innovative medical devices, real-world clinical application cases, and discussions on future directions.
Han Sangjin, CEO of Moadata, stated, "Through introducing and sharing case studies of our global AI-based digital healthcare platform at the Samsung Medical Center International Symposium, we aim to demonstrate the potential of global healthcare business and seek collaboration with domestic hospitals, research institutes, and related companies."
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