1st Technovest Was Held with Presentation of 7 Technological Ideas in Field of Health

On the sidelines of the 25th Iran Health Show, the first Technovest was held with the presentation of 7 technological needs of the health sector.

Managing Director of Pardis Technology Park for investment and indigenization of technology Ahmad Asgari said that Pardis Technology Park has tried to make commercialization processes accessible to companies.

Pointing to the holding of the Iran Health show by Pardis Technology Park, he said: Considering our experience in holding INOTEX, holding Iran Health Show was entrusted to the Technology Park for 3 years.

Technovest is held in cooperation with the Karen financing and investment system, and 40 projects have registered in this event, he added.

** Pregnancy self-care platform

This platform has period self-care boxes, menopause and self-care diseases and stress, Faezeh Hosseini said.

This team needs to invest 4 billion tomans to develop their idea, she added.

** Drug interaction prevention system

This system is based on ChatGPT, Mohammad Mashayekhi said adding that the cause of 40% of drug poisonings is drug interactions, while it is the third cause of death caused by medical errors.

Stressing that the European countries use clinical pharmaceutical specialists to reduce drug interactions, he said that the number of clinical pharmaceutical specialists in Iran is 300 per 160,000 beds, but the figure in European countries is one specialist per 500 beds.

Counseling regarding drug interactions is done through ChatGPT.

Other capabilities of this system include monitoring the dosage of drugs based on the medical record, continuous improvement based on the latest medical data, the possibility of analyzing medical data, facilitating the access of the treatment staff to the drug information bank, and the possibility of customization, he stated.

** Detecting vital signs through deep learning

Currently, people have to refer to home and hospital tools to monitor their vital signs, but we removed all the tools in this project, member of Evasa Company Zahra Roshan said.

We monitor vital signs such as blood pressure, heart rate, blood oxygen level, concentration level through deep learning models and signal processing, she added.

Access to medical services at the lowest cost, facilitating the monitoring of the health of the elderly and vulnerable groups, and the possibility of screening and controlling common diseases such as blood pressure are among the advantages of this method, she noted.

** Diet software

The implementation of the diet has a lot of costs and in some cases, they are not accurate, so we implemented software in the field of health and food plan, Eslami said.

Features such as providing a diet plan, editing food, fasting mode, exercise, pedometer and water counter are provided in this application, he added.

This software offers its services in English, Farsi and Arabic languages, he noted.

** Smart pharmacy

Referring to the challenges of drug access, Sajjad Pordel said: We observed that some pharmacies had drugs that are expiring and some pharmacies do not have access to the same drug, so we created a platform for networking among pharmacies.

This platform provides access to rare drugs for pharmacies, he added.

** Underwater treadmill

Mohsen Mousavi from Atiehpardaz Engineering Company said that the impossibility of adjusting the water height and temperature for each person, the lack of direct monitoring of the disease, and the lack of forcing the patient to walk are some of the challenges of hydrotherapy.

We launched the underwater treadmill and need 55 billion tomans investment for its development, he added.