One of the largest and most influential comprehensive medical equipment exhibitions in the world, the Dusseldorf International Medical Equipment Exhibition, recently concluded in Dusseldorf, Germany. This exhibition has attracted over 4400 exhibitors from approximately 70 countries and regions. During the exhibition, multiple medical forums and seminars were held to explore new trends in the development of industries such as big data and IoT technology applications, virtual nursing, and more.
A robotic arm can perform a hair transplant surgery faster and better than humans; Wearing a ring with sensors allows for real-time monitoring of heart health... The application scenarios of artificial intelligence and other technologies in the medical field are becoming more diverse and increasingly entering people's lives.
At the booth of the Fraunhofer Institute of Production Technology and Automation in Germany, staff are demonstrating a self-service patient admission registration and examination system. Sensors can measure various vital signs of patients on their own without the need for professional medical personnel to be present, relieving the pressure on medical staff. Weber, the head of the medical robotics business at the KUKA Group in Germany, said that with the help of sensors and artificial intelligence, medical robots are now able to independently complete more tasks. "At present, robots have been popularized in the field of health rehabilitation. In the future, robots will play a more important role in surgical procedures," Weber said.
More than 600 Chinese companies participated in this exhibition, and "China Smart Manufacturing", representing the advanced level of the industry, received praise. Hisense Medical showcased a 55 inch endoscopic monitor that utilizes industry-leading backlight display technology to ensure clarity of tissue details within narrow lumens, helping surgeons perform minimally invasive surgeries more easily. In front of the Fish Leap Medical Exhibition booth, visitors enthusiastically experience products such as temperature monitoring and blood oxygen monitoring.
The exhibition provides a platform for medical enterprises from China and Germany to further deepen cooperation. During the exhibition, the fifth meeting of the China Germany Life and Health Industry Investment Promotion Working Group in 2022 and the kickoff meeting for 2023 were held. The conference focuses on the development direction of the Sino German medical market, explores the use of cross-border industry investment cooperation platforms for innovative cooperation in the medical and health fields between China and Germany, and brings new opportunities for enterprise investment cooperation.
Miff, Senior Business Manager of the European Chamber of Commerce in China, stated that with the rapid development of digitalization and the continuous enhancement of research and development capabilities in China, there is enormous potential for medical enterprises from Germany and China to strengthen cooperation. Li Yong, Deputy Director of the Investment Promotion Bureau of the Ministry of Commerce of China, stated that many Chinese medical companies entered the German market last year, and many leading German medical companies continued to grow their business in China, with increasing profitability. These objectively reflect the broad prospects of international cooperation in the field of life sciences, and also indicate that the confidence of enterprises in continuing investment cooperation is very firm.
