Medtech

China named its first team of national AI champions in 2017, tasking them to develop the technology for uses including health care.

Experts at an institute that specializes in biotechnology and other fields are behind the potential breakthrough.

The Temi is already being used by medical facilities and businesses for a multitude of tasks.

With at least three repatriated passengers testing positive for infection, medical workers are deploying new tech to provide care.

Mobile games, short-video apps, and online medical services are some sectors who saw growth.

Patients with chronic renal disease often have to spend hours each day hooked up to heavy machines, hindering their ability to move around.

China is expected to surpass Japan to become the second-largest global medtech market.

The funds will be used to grow the company’s development team and accelerate commercial operations in the US and Europe.