Las Vegas, NV - CES 2025 showcased groundbreaking AI-driven innovations in healthcare and mobility. Five digital health startups, backed by Digital Healthcare Partners (DHP), presented technologies aimed at revolutionizing wellness and patient care.
Team Elysium introduced 'body.Dot Fitness,' an AI-powered body analyzer that won the CES 2025 Innovation Award in the Fitness category. Utilizing 3D sensing technology, it offers comprehensive fitness assessments with real-time analysis of body composition and muscle condition. A spokesperson stated, 'Body.Dot Fitness empowers individuals to take control of their health with personalized insights.'
MindHub's 'Zenicog' program offers cognitive rehabilitation for patients with mild cognitive impairment, featuring over 15,000 training exercises developed by clinical experts. JamJam Therapeutics is gamifying pediatric rehabilitation with its AR-based solution, 'JamJam 400,' promoting motor skill growth for children with developmental delays.
Rydak democratizes professional cycling coaching through an app that provides personalized exercise analysis using machine learning. Meanwhile, Orange BioMed's 'OBM Rapid A1c' device enables individuals to monitor diabetes at home with a single blood sample.
In the mobility sector, AUO unveiled its 'Smart Cockpit 2025' at CES, integrating advanced Micro-LED display technology with AI and in-vehicle computing for enhanced human-machine interaction. The cockpit features immersive entertainment options and a focus on safety, with innovations like the 'Foldable Cruise Pilot' allowing seamless transitions between manual and autonomous driving modes.
These advancements highlight the growing intersection of AI technology with healthcare and mobility, promising a future where innovative solutions enhance individual well-being and driving experiences.