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Luffu is a family health and caregiving platform from James Park and Eric Friedman, the founders of Fitbit. Its app uses AI to organize information from manual entries, documents, connected apps and wearables. Users can log by voice, text or photo.
Read the original →The column opens by noting that it is almost impossible to get through a day without hearing something about artificial intelligence. It refers to AI's capabilities and its potential to transform the way people live and work.
Read the original →NUHS, Singtel and Ericsson have launched a research centre. It will test AI, 5G-Advanced and 6G for home-based patient care and hospital robots.
Read the original →The company combines knowledge from care settings with AI and body-sound analysis technology. Through demonstration trials and joint development, it aims to create new care technologies and put them into practical use.
Read the original →Sista Inc. announced in a press release dated 30 October 2026, 12:00, that it is providing the Michi Care attendance tool free of charge. It is available to facilities that have contracts for Michi Care Shift, part of its AI platform for care facilities.
Read the original →Emma Ockelford responds to warnings about the legal risks of AI for social care. She says that, used right, AI can reduce those risks.
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