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Airdoc

Nov 11, 2024, 09:56 ET

DÜSSELDORF, Germany, Nov. 11, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — On November 11th, at the medical exhibition in Düsseldorf, Germany, Airdoc shone brightly with its AI fundus camera 16H. Airdoc is a medical technology enterprise providing artificial intelligence solutions. It is dedicated to early screening, management and predictive analysis of chronic diseases and has the world’s largest retinal image database. In 2021, it was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and became the “first global medical AI stock”

Airdoc’s AI fundus camera has successfully obtained EU CE (MDR) certification. At present, it has served nearly 30 million users.

AI-FD16H is a fully automatic mydriasis-free fundus camera specially designed and developed for artificial intelligence fundus image analysis. It is non-invasive and suitable for rapid screening, with automatic pupil tracking, positioning, focusing and shooting. The AI seamlessly connects to capture images and conducts real-time analysis. It has high-definition imaging of 12 million pixels and a large field of view of 50°. The nine-point internal fixation covers a wider field of vision. It has a built-in screen for real-time shooting preview, checking image quality and user management.

Airdoc can obtain a “one-time 44 chronic disease assessment report” in as fast as three minutes, including 9 chronic disease risks and 35 common retinal abnormalities. Literature in The Lancet points out that Airdoc’s AI computing power is comparable to that of ophthalmologists. It is used in hospitals, physical examination centers, optical centers for glasses, schools, families, pharmacies, airports and other scenarios, and is suitable for people of different races and ages. Welcome to Booth 11A04-3 until 14th November or www.airdoc.com.

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Technology is at its best when it brings people together and solves real-world challenges. During a recent working visit to the Pusat Sebaran Maklumat Nasional (NADI) in Taman Nira, Batu Pahat, Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil highlighted how grassroots digital hubs are transforming everyday life for local communities.

Supported by the Suruhanjaya Komunikasi dan Multimedia Malaysia (MCMC), these centers are going far beyond basic internet access. Here is a look at the innovative programs making waves on the ground.

From Prompt to Productivity: AI for Everyone

One of the standout highlights of the ministerial visit was dropping in on a community-led workshop titled “AI for Smarter Work with Google Workspace & Gemini.”

Far from being a high-level corporate seminar, the session focused on practical, hands-on digital skills. Participants—ranging from local entrepreneurs to everyday residents—learned how to leverage tools like Google Gemini to:

  • Draft professional emails and business communication in seconds.
  • Brainstorm ideas and structure daily work drafts.
  • Master effective prompt engineering to build confidence and boost digital productivity.

Bringing Healthcare Closer with AirDoc

Digital transformation isn’t just about office productivity; it’s also changing community wellness. During the visit, Fahmi also reviewed the rollout of AirDoc digital health screenings at the center.

By integrating health tech directly into a community hub, residents gained smoother, faster, and more comprehensive access to essential health check-ups without needing to travel far.

The Future of NADI: More Than Just an Internet Center

Under the broader MADANI Government framework, NADI centers across the country are evolving into multi-functional ecosystems. They now serve as active hubs for:

  • Digital Literacy & Upskilling: Equipping citizens with future-ready capabilities.
  • Micro-Entrepreneurship: Helping local small businesses scale online.
  • Community Welfare: Providing accessible tech solutions for education and health.

Initiatives like these prove that bridging the digital divide is about meeting communities where they are and giving them the tools to thrive in a tech-driven world.

What are your thoughts on bringing AI workshops and digital healthcare to local community hubs? Let us know in the comments below!