Samsung Electronics is working to address healthcare challenges in Southeast Asia and Oceania through innovative technology solutions. The Solve For Tomorrow program encourages young innovators to develop ideas that can make a meaningful impact on their communities, including those related to healthcare.
Young students in the region have created remarkable inventions such as Pill-Bot, an AI medication identifier for the visually impaired, and SilentGuide, smart glasses that transcribe spoken words into subtitles for individuals with hearing impairments. In Thailand, Team Kao Kee’s Cough Aid web application uses AI to analyze cough sounds and diagnose respiratory diseases.
Samsung is committed to supporting these young innovators through mentorship and access to technology to bring their concepts to life. Additionally, Samsung Health offers advanced features for health tracking, such as the Energy Score and ECG monitoring, providing users with comprehensive insights into their overall wellness.
By combining youthful innovation with established technology, Samsung aims to tackle healthcare challenges by improving accessibility, prevention, and early intervention. This World Health Day, Samsung celebrates the potential of these innovations and the bright minds behind them to create a healthier future for all.
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