Smart Medtech

Over the last 120 years, the world's population has grown almost five-fold, from 1.65 billion in 1900 (Statista) to 7.79 billion in 2020 (Statista). In addition, people are getting older, increasing the need for medical care and the demand for medical technology. Although they are still in their infancy, the Internet of Things, big data and the use of sensors have also become drivers of innovation in medical technology.

The networking of medical devices can not only simplify numerous processes, but also speed up medical procedures in such a way that doctors can act faster and help patients more effectively. The use of sensors can revolutionize medical care in areas such as telemedicine or remote monitoring and significantly improve the accuracy of portable medical devices. This is a major benefit, especially in areas with poor medical infrastructure. Where components are networked and sensors are used, a lot of data is generated that can provide valuable insights. This is where Big Data comes in. By analyzing large data sets, patterns can be identified that support diagnosis and therapy.

At aoloa, we ensure that the data is transferred securely and reliably, i.e. in accordance with data protection laws and without loss, so that precise analysis is possible. We rely on data protection specialists as well as physicians who ensure that the analysis results are medically correct and usable.