Professor Chi-Hung Lin of NCTU discusses the opportunities and hurdles for unveiling smart healthcare in Taiwan. He also assesses Taiwan’s position in the global race for smart healthcare, and how supportive the authorities are proving in its embracement.
Smart healthcare is not just Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT) or AIoT; it’s a comprehensive approach toward the future of medicine.
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Taiwan, although small in size, boasts a strong culture of innovation as well as a universal healthcare system that is the envy of its neighbours. Here, three country managers for…
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