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The company seeks partnerships with various stakeholders across global healthcare.
The company is actively seeking partnerships to collaborate on developing a proof of concept that demonstrates the capabilities of their NASP technology. They welcome engagement from start-ups, SMEs, or larger entities interested in jointly creating a comprehensive solution for an AI-based personal healthcare advisor.
This collaboration would entail creating a use-case that encompasses the entire process, from acquiring raw vital signs data using existing wearable devices or potentially manufacturing new ones, to developing the software layer for classification and computation of healthcare indicators using both traditional and machine learning methods.
Regarding vital signs data acquisition, they seek partners to assist in collecting data with their devices and granting access to the raw data. As for analytics related to healthcare indicators, partners are encouraged to leverage their existing algorithms and machine learning methods (or conjointly develop new ones) to demonstrate the potential of our technology in creating an AI personal healthcare advisor focused on specific healthcare indicators.
The solution facilitates ongoing monitoring of healthcare indicators, creating fresh avenues for both start-ups and established entities in the healthcare analytics sector to introduce innovative services and solutions for burgeoning markets like health insurance, remote patient monitoring, elderly care, fitness, and overall wellbeing.
The company is open to discussing and determining the most suitable collaboration approach with interested partners.
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Short summary
A UK-based fabless semiconductor SME is pioneering Neuromorphic Analog Signal Processing (NASP) technology alongside Neuromorphic Front End (NFE) chip architecture. Seeking collaboration with wearable device providers, startups, or significant players in healthcare analytics under a commercial agreement with technical assistance and research cooperation agreement.
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