ChatGPT-4o is incorporated with Zepp Health's smartwatch OS and more briefs

China-based connected health technology company Zepp Health has released the latest version of its smartwatch operating system, Zepp OS, which currently runs on OpenAI's latest GPT model.

Zepp OS integrates with ChatGPT-4o to run an enhanced version of the Zepp Flow voice assistant, which allows users to control their devices using voice commands without using special keywords or physical touch. This includes an answer to WhatsApp messages and initiation of Bluetooth phone calls.

Currently, users can also respond to speaking English and German; The voice responds to other languages, including French, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, Korean and Portuguese, will be introduced in late July. Kakao Healthcare joins BMI diabetes screening

Kakao Healthcare recently joined the Korea Medical Institute (KMI) Diabetes Screening Program. MI screens people for chronic diseases at eight health screening centers across the country. Kakao Healthcare agreed to contribute to BMI's diabetes screening program by providing access to its AI-powered mobile diabetes management solution, Pasta.

Fellow Korean Salus Care is also making progress in enabling diabetes screening bookings and viewing results through the Vitaport platform. According to the press release, the three people aim to detect the risk of early diabetes and help prevent the development of pre -individual of diabetes. At present, approx. 5.7 million people in South Korea diabetes, and it is said that 15 million people are in the early stage of diabetes. Dozee heads the RPM of Yashoda Hospital

Yashoda Super Specialty Hospital in Kaushambi district, Uttar Pradesh, India recently launched a patient monitoring program using Dozee's AI-based solution.

The Yashoda SmartCare monitoring program is based on the Dozee remote patient monitoring and alerting system. Consisting of a sensor sheet under the mattress and the Dozee pod, the RPM solution will be integrated into all ward beds of the hospital, enabling contactless and remote monitoring of vital parameters, including heart rate and ECG, to address patient deterioration early.

"Through the ‘SmartCare Monitoring’ Programme, we are equipping our healthcare providers with the ability to monitor patient vitals in real-time, enabling us to swiftly detect any clinical decline and take proactive measures to reduce code blues," explained Yashoda Hospital managing director Dr Upasana Arora.